teachers at brevard county florida have had enough. the classroom is way out of control.ens of teachers have quit. >> most teachers have to handle frequent and repeated disrespect of defiance from a small subset of their students. this kind of constant destruction jeopardizes the learning and varmint for the rest of the students. >> every day i am hanging on by a thread, and i know that i'm not the only one in my school who feels that way. as a building rep, i hear stories that would make you want to cry, and fact some of us do on a daily basis. the dopamine rush they get from just picking up the phone is a greater high than any song and dance i can ever do. >> jesse: prime time has exclusive photos of the injuries sustained by teachers in brevard county florida: bruises, cuts, scratches, bite marks on the neck. who is in class, dracula? teaching is not supposed to be a contact sport. back in the day we were dealing with spitballs, flying pencils, shooting their brands at the back of kids next, may be a punches thrown. teachers never had to break up fights, and now they a

but first we get to that before we get there we begin with another fox news alert out of brevard county, floridathan 50 teachers and staff are quitting their jobs due to horrific violence and student misconduct.

but first we get to that before we get there we begin with another fox news alert out of brevard county, floridae than 50 teachers and staff are quitting their jobs due to horrific violence and student misconduct. teachers are being assaulted, and bitten. their investigations of bullying, drug use, and theft. a recent district meeting offered a glimpse into the disturbance state of these classrooms, you have to watch this. >> many schools we have egregious maifers we have students committing assault battery and on other student and elopement throwing of octobers sexual harassment and misconduct spitting, biting destruction of property drug use and theft occurring on daily basis throughout our county. lawrence: unbelievable. tonight i'm joined by a panel of brevard county school staff members. gene trengt and earnest thank you so much for joining me. >> alicia i want to go to you first you've been dloang for 19 years. what is the state of these classrooms? it's scary it's not like it used to be and kids know there's not any consequences so they're not afraid, and it's just -- it's for me personal

to quit. 50 teachers and other staff from one florida school district have just quit in the last two years over bad behavior. the head of the brevard county teacher was hit in the face with a tape dispenser, another left with the bite mark the size of an orange, while another had to remove all the furniture from the classroom after students kept chucking them. the county sheriff wayne ivey says kids behave this way because they know they will get away with it. watch. >> teachers are distracted. they can't do their jobs anymore. they are spending more time dealing with students disrupting the class than teaching those that came there to learn. quite frankly, they're not worried about getting in trouble. they know nothing will happen to them. they know they're not going to be given after-school detention. they're not going to be suspended, expelled, or like in the old days they won't have the cheeks of their ass torn off for not doing right in class. >> all right, slow down, pervert. instances of shocking behavior happening in classrooms across the country, leaving america's teachers bloodied and abused. harris, if you're the parent of a go

pete: of florida sheriff is doubling down for his push for discipline and order in local schools hoping to reach a growing number of unruly students. brevard countyy lost a whopping 50 teachers and bus drivers in the last two years. many siding disrespectful and violent classroom behavior. sheriff iv joins us now taking matters into his own hands. thank you for being here. in the video were standing in front of a prison. you're saying if we don't get in front of this this is where can kids end up. how did he get to the point where the sheriff has to proactively talk about discipline in schools? >> this is a partnership between us and the school board. were in charge of district school security and this is a partnership with us, the school board members, the state attorney and all her local partners. it's gotten to the point were discipline is not being enforced in our schools and our teachers and are good students are the ones that are paying for it. we came together collectively and said we're going to put discipline rules in place that will be forced and give our teachers a good safe environment to teach and students a safe place to learn in. p