http://orthodonticsquestions.com/is-this-school-prejudiced-and-should-i-call-in-the-state/ Orthodontics Questions and Answers Sat, 29 Jan 2011 10:40:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 http://orthodonticsquestions.com/is-this-school-prejudiced-and-should-i-call-in-the-state/comment-page-1/#comment-786 ahsoasho Thu, 19 Nov 2009 03:25:32 +0000 http://orthodonticsquestions.com/is-this-school-prejudiced-and-should-i-call-in-the-state/#comment-786 No, this is an administrative issue, call the ACLU as many rights have been violated under the law of equity. 1) The Teacher who used your daughter, to skip class, had to report your daughter as an assistant (helper/aide etc) 2) The friend can be called in to show the inappropriate action to one and not another, or favoritism was given to one and not the other, thus (Discrimination) 3) The school board should be made to show just cause, as to why your daughter, was not transferred from one teachers class, to the other teachers class. By not doing so, this violated school policy on accountability of all students at all times. No, this is an administrative issue, call the ACLU as many rights have been violated under the law of equity.
1) The Teacher who used your daughter, to skip class, had to report your daughter as an assistant (helper/aide etc)
2) The friend can be called in to show the inappropriate action to one and not another, or favoritism was given to one and not the other, thus (Discrimination)
3) The school board should be made to show just cause, as to why your daughter, was not transferred from one teachers class, to the other teachers class. By not doing so, this violated school policy on accountability of all students at all times.

]]> http://orthodonticsquestions.com/is-this-school-prejudiced-and-should-i-call-in-the-state/comment-page-1/#comment-787 Mr. Goodkat Thu, 19 Nov 2009 03:25:32 +0000 http://orthodonticsquestions.com/is-this-school-prejudiced-and-should-i-call-in-the-state/#comment-787 Where is the prejudice? Why do you think the teachers allowed this to happen? Do you think maybe your daughter told the teacher she had permission, when she in fact did not? Where is the prejudice? Why do you think the teachers allowed this to happen? Do you think maybe your daughter told the teacher she had permission, when she in fact did not?

]]> http://orthodonticsquestions.com/is-this-school-prejudiced-and-should-i-call-in-the-state/comment-page-1/#comment-788 John de Witt Thu, 19 Nov 2009 03:25:32 +0000 http://orthodonticsquestions.com/is-this-school-prejudiced-and-should-i-call-in-the-state/#comment-788 If you're planning for your daughter to become a lawyer or a government beaurocrat, then it should be educational for her, and you should take this one "upstairs." Lawyers, after all, are obligated to do what's best for their clients (within the limits of the law), and that takes precedence over the truth or what's right. For government beaurocrats, process is everything, and whether they actually get around to doing what they're supposed to do is much less important. But if her plans are in any other direction (such as being a real and responsible adult), then the bottom line is that she cut class to do something she preferred, instead; she got caught; and now she'll be disciplined. All the rest is just noise, and not really pertinent. In fact, it can turn into a valuable lesson to her that life won't be fair, and she can expect as an adult that others will get away with things she doesn't. If you’re planning for your daughter to become a lawyer or a government beaurocrat, then it should be educational for her, and you should take this one “upstairs.” Lawyers, after all, are obligated to do what’s best for their clients (within the limits of the law), and that takes precedence over the truth or what’s right. For government beaurocrats, process is everything, and whether they actually get around to doing what they’re supposed to do is much less important.
But if her plans are in any other direction (such as being a real and responsible adult), then the bottom line is that she cut class to do something she preferred, instead; she got caught; and now she’ll be disciplined. All the rest is just noise, and not really pertinent. In fact, it can turn into a valuable lesson to her that life won’t be fair, and she can expect as an adult that others will get away with things she doesn’t.

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