[单项选择] In the name of "zero tolerance," our schools are treating innocent children like criminals. "Zero Tolerance" In High Schools On a chilly December morning in Houston, Eddie Evans’’s 12-year-old son hurried out the door in shirt sleeves on his way to the bus stop. Feeling the cold, he ducked back into his house to quickly grab a jacket. It wasn’’t until he’’d gotten inside the school building that he remembered his three-inch pocketknife was still in his coat. Why would a sixth-grader carry a knife Because he was a Boy Scout and he’’d brought it to his last Scout meeting. After asking a friend what he should do, the boy decided to keep quiet and hide the knife in his locker until the end of the day. But his friend mentioned the knife to a teacher, and school officials called the police. That afternoon, cops arrested the Evans child and took him to a juvenile detention center. "From that point on, my family’’s life was flipped on its head," the boy’’s father says.
A. The five-year-old boy in the sexual harassment case was innocent.
B. The school punished the five-year-old boy for sexual harassment so that’’ he would receive a serious lesson.
C. The zero tolerance policies are necessary in guiding teenage behaviors.
D. Although suspending students are under zero tolerance rules they might as well end up in committing crimes.