Student Expulsion Reasons made by the Vice Principle:
1. Close to failing grades
2. Bad influence towards her peers
3. Attitude problem
My parents recieved a phone call from the vice principle this afternoon saying that they "withdrew" me from the school. Although I recieved poor grades this year I did improve a lot throughout the year. My dad agreed to the vice principle that I should be kicked out because, "I deserve it and I need to learn it the hard way or I'll make the same mistake again in the near future." Which is true but this is my future...It all happened when I failed Math 10 and had to repeat it, but because I failed I wasn't allowed to take math for half a year causing me to fall behind all my classmates. Then our school changed into the Alberta curriculum so the half year math courses are extended to a full year. I'm still taking math 10 while all my classmates are studying calculus. The only valid reason to kick me out is if I failed a subject reapeatedly, but I did not.
My friend told me that there have been cases of student petitions to keep a student from expulsion. Thats why I'm trying this. If you want to help me please leave your name and say a few good things about me. I know this may seem stupid and immature to some of you but I really need this. Thankyou.
7 years agoComments:
Everyone has his/her own strenghts
1. She is very good at organzing parties, functions and different types of gathering
2. Her patience towards pressure from subjects, friends and family is admirable
3. She is a good listener
School is a minizied version of socitey; different people contribute differently and significantly. Getting an excellent academic results in a certain ways is important, however, the development of personal strength is very important too. A good school should provide an environment for students to develope thier knowledge, abilities and characters. Students having variable proficiencies can cope with teachers and students so that when they grow up, they can adapt the tough life of society quickly. Therefore, I can conclude that CAIS is a good school.
I believe that parents can influence their children greatly. Having parents who do not care about you, how would you feel Having parents who always scream at you, what should you do To my understanding, Liz definitely needs the love and support from her parents.
Its happy and nice to know Liz. I believe that Liz has hidden potential that can be developed.
Everyone has ups and downs. I can see that she is paying effort. I believe that this is good to her and the society, if the school can give her a chance. In order to survive in present community, a Bachelor degree is always the least requirement. If she cannot graduate from high school, how would she be able to get into any University and become a better person and live a better life
Chantelle K, Hong Kong
7 years agoComments:
everyone makes mistakes, but Liz made so many improvements this year! okay, so she's made bad decisions in the past, but she's trying to change that part of her, so why is the school trying to make all her hard work this year go to waste "close to failing grades" is not a reason to expel someone from school. I mean, everyone has been "close to failing" at least one time in their life, so why should Liz be penalized for the fact that her failing is in school, but when others fail outside of school, they're not reprimanded. Secondly, Liz isn't a bad influence to the class of 2009, or any class in CAIS for that matter. What has she done in the past to make everyone do something bad It's not like there was a revolt at CAIS or anything. Finally, CAIS is a Christian school, where we are taught everyday to respect people, and to be the good Samaritan for those in need. This time, it's Liz who needs to help, so we need to help her graduate from CAIS. In Col. 3:12-13 it says "Therefore, as God's chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience. Bear with each other and forgive whatever grievances you may have against one another. Forgive as the Lord forgave you". CAIS wouldn't be practicing what it was preaching if it didn't help Liz to continue in CAIS until she graduates. Her dad has given up on her, do you think it's right for the school that she's attended for almost 11 years to expel just before she has to chance to achieve what she's worked so hard for
7 years agoComments:
Everyone has his/her own strenghts
1. She is very good at organzing parties, functions and different types of gathering
2. Her patience towards pressure from subjects, friends and family is admirable
3. She is a good listener
School is a minizied version of socitey; different people contribute differently and significantly. Getting an excellent academic results in a certain ways is important, however, the development of personal strength is very important too. A good school should provide an environment for students to develope thier knowledge, abilities and characters. Students having variable proficiencies can cope with teachers and students so that when they grow up, they can adapt the tough life of society quickly. Therefore, I can conclude that CAIS is a good school.
I believe that parents can influence their children greatly. Having parents who do not care about you, how would you feel Having parents who always scream at you, what should you do To my understanding, Liz definitely needs the love and support from her parents.
Its happy and nice to know Liz. I believe that Liz has hidden potential that can be developed.
Everyone has ups and downs. I can see that she is paying effort. I believe that this is good to her and the society, if the school can give her a chance. In order to survive in present community, a Bachelor degree is always the least requirement. If she cannot graduate from high school, how would she be able to get into any University and become a better person and live a better life
Chantelle K, Hong Kong
7 years agoComments:
everyone makes mistakes, but Liz made so many improvements this year! okay, so she's made bad decisions in the past, but she's trying to change that part of her, so why is the school trying to make all her hard work this year go to waste "close to failing grades" is not a reason to expel someone from school. I mean, everyone has been "close to failing" at least one time in their life, so why should Liz be penalized for the fact that her failing is in school, but when others fail outside of school, they're not reprimanded. Secondly, Liz isn't a bad influence to the class of 2009, or any class in CAIS for that matter. What has she done in the past to make everyone do something bad It's not like there was a revolt at CAIS or anything. Finally, CAIS is a Christian school, where we are taught everyday to respect people, and to be the good Samaritan for those in need. This time, it's Liz who needs to help, so we need to help her graduate from CAIS. In Col. 3:12-13 it says "Therefore, as God's chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience. Bear with each other and forgive whatever grievances you may have against one another. Forgive as the Lord forgave you". CAIS wouldn't be practicing what it was preaching if it didn't help Liz to continue in CAIS until she graduates. Her dad has given up on her, do you think it's right for the school that she's attended for almost 11 years to expel just before she has to chance to achieve what she's worked so hard for
Masaki Ono, Hong Kong
7 years agoComments:
If our class, the grade 11s now, loses Liz, who's going to be our mood maker who's going to be the one who will keep our grade in laughter
Liz is really out going and hard working, just that she's close to failing grades, the school doesn't have the right to kick her out!!! Our grade even the school needs her to stay!
a ex-caiser J, Australia
7 years agoComments:
(1) close to failing grades...
this is stated in the cais website. it is pretty self explanatory, but i have to say
Our mission at CAIS is to bring glory to God by:
1)providing students with a secure, caring, learning environment and a high quality academic program that is characterized by the integration of biblical principles into all aspects of education;
2)introducing students and their families to the person of Jesus Christ and nurturing them in their faith;
3)facilitating students to discover and develop their abilities and unique gifts so that they are enabled to become discerning, obedient, and faithful servants of God and man; and
4)equipping students with the knowledge and skills to live as Christians in a non-Christian world
it is pretty self explanatory, but i have to say how are you helping Elizabeth by kicking her out of school on the last year what kind of future will she get..
i thought you(school) integrate biblical principles, doesnt the bible say you forgive someone 70 x 7 time
and love your neighbor as yourself would you want someone in a higher position kick you off.. remember mr enns a few years ago when you were about to get kick out of administration who gave you the chance who was the one that was standing on your side us(students)
just because shes getting low grades(she passed all the subject btw) doesnt mean shes not trying.. i thought as christian you forgive and assist, and as the cais misstion statement stated you facilitating students to discover and develope their abilities right... how is kicking her out of school the last year gonna help her on that
you had the chance to kick her out earlier, why didnt you do so, if you were doing it anyway, why giving her hope that IF SHE TRY HARD, she will be able to stay and if you are not blind you can tell she have been trying this whole year.
i thought you want to guide us to christianity, or if we are nurturing us to be a better Christian. how does this demonstrate any christianity faith and action
i know and YOU know very well that it is very likely for elizabeth to be accepted to a new school, first for her grades, second its the last year for GOD's SAKE. you are pretty much saying to her (girl fuck off we dont want you here you are a trouble for us and we dont care about you and fuck ur future[sorry for the srong words but its to demonstrate my emotion right]) wow i see so much integration of biblical principle in this..
(2) Bad influence towards her peers
i thought u guys were Christians, what did Jesus say DONT JUDGE OR YOU WILL BE JUDGE. who are you to judge, are you even friends with her have you ever spoken to her you ever tried to know her not just by she wearing a mini skirt and tank top and come on open your eye and look outside the box... every girl dress like this in every western society, which elizabeth was born and raised.
as a friend of her "I DONT SEE ANY BAD INFLUENCE OF HER on ME(PEERS)" if you do have a further explation please say it
(3) Attitude problem
all i could say is WHAT THE FUCK are you talking about TELL ME HOW DOES she has a attitude problem she helps her friend out what they are in trouble, and doesnt expect anything back. i have never see her argue with a teacher or administration
just because she get a bad grade she have a attitude problem(actually i have personally experience this kinda of prejudice, just because i have a bad grade)..
you have any idea how much she worked this year.. and she have always thought if she worked hard she would stay. you are teaching a young girl, it doesnt matter how hard you try once you screw up on something it doesnt matter how much you make up, you WONT GET A SECOND CHANCE. this is what i see in this situation.
seriously, what are you guys on about.. find some better excuses, if you are kicking her out at least say it straight dont give some unrelated random excuses.
she have been though alot this year, when ever she talked to me it always about troubles worries, and now this SHIT, THANKS CAIS ADMINS, WAY TO GO, you fucked her life up
in the end i would like to say, WHAT DO YOU THINK JESUS WOULD DO
PS: you know what i see about you guys a bunch of hypocrites.
kelvin yeung, Hong Kong
7 years agoComments:
no one is perfect, and everyone deserves a second chance.
Benjamin Tran, Canada
7 years agoComments:
She is a really good student. She helped me with a lot of stuff. Keep her in the School!
John., Hong Kong
7 years agoComments:
Damn. Elizabeth have been struggling academically and I personally believe the school should provide help instead of expelling her. If a student is morally corrupted and failing academically the school shouldn't even consider expelling her because this will cause her to fail more in life and ruin her future career. With a stuggling student, her teachers and especially the principles should help her overcome her difficulties instead of leaving her out there on her own.
Zono, Hong Kong
7 years ago
Valerie Chou, Hong Kong
7 years agoComments:
Who never made mistakes If you kick Elizabeth Fung out of the school now.What do you think the future will be like for her This is a Christian School.and you always teach us to be considerate and understanding.I hope that the school authority will set us a good example.and please help her and give her a second change.I strongly gurantee that she will definately make improvements on her grades and attitude.plz.
