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Although Jem was joking with this statement, it still offers to how Jem sees the Radleys. Jem clearly does not respect them, because he said they stuffed a dead body up a chiminey. This also hint towards the fact that he beleives the Radley's to be wierd people. He does not know the Radleys personally, so he uses the rumors to creates his own truth about them.  Even if that truth winds up to be entirely false.

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Jem in a joking statement said, "Besides, I don't think he's still there. He died years ago and they stuffed him up the chiminey"(77).

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Miss Caroline is new to town and does not know all of the social norms of the community. She does not know each family,. When Scout tries to explain with an explanation that requires these social norms, Miss Caroline does not respond with understanding. This lack of knowlage of her own students, makes the students annoyed at her. She does not know the true nature of Maycomb, and she will have to live there to experience it.

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"Scout stood up and said,''Miss Caroline, he's a Cunningham'....'What, Jean Louise?"(41) for which Ms. Caroline responded.

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Scout, "was bored, so [she] began to write a letter to Dill"(38).

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Scout said she had, "never looked forward more to anything in [her] life"(32).

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Everyone has their own "truth," their perspective of a story. To gain the real truth, the full story, multiple perspectives must be gathered to confirm the facts, rather than a percieved false "truth."

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Someone moves from one school to another in the same town because of an incident. Rumors spread to their new school based on partial truths built on what different people saw. You can believe the rumors and the new person's supposed reputation or ignore rumors and make your own impressions.
A family has lived in a small town for years, barely having friends due to false rumors that spread about them. Few know the truth, being the older members of the community. You can make an effort to get to know the family and learn the truth or continue to percieve them for something they are not.

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According to Miss Maudie, Arthur Radley was a very nice boy, always being respectful when he spoke to her, regardless of the countless rumors floating around Maycomb of him.

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"No, child," she said, "that is a sad house. I remember Arthur Radley when he was a boy. He always spoke nicely to me, no matter what folks said he did. Spoke as nicely as he knew how." (Lee 51)

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Questioned by Scout about Arthur, Miss Maudie told her what she percieves to be the truth, that those rumors that float around of "Boo" Radley are just that - rumors. The rumors were the ramblings of people of color and one Stephanie Crawford, who always had some of the most outlandish things to say.

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Evidence - Scout and Miss Maudie on "Boo" Radley

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Evidence - Scout and Miss Maudie on "Boo" Radley

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"Do you think they're true, all those things they say about B - Mr. Arthur?" What things?" I told her. "That is three-fourths colored folks and one-fourth Stephanie Crawford." (Lee 50)

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When Scout arrived at school, she expected to learn new things. However,  on her first day of the first grade, she leaned they were just learning the basic alphabet. She was bored and wrote a letter to Dill. This not only shows the vast differece of knowlage Scout has to the rest of her class, but how school was not what she expected. It was not interesting and was instead dull and boring.

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Before Scout went to school, she imagined it to be an interesting place where she would learn all sorts of new things. School was going to be the next big thing in her life, or well that is what she believed. This beleif is what she assumed to be true with the knowlage she had.

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Truth - that which is true or in accordance with fact or reality; a fact or belief that is accepted as true
Perspective - a particular attitude toward or way of regarding something; a point of view