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.
The administration thought they could just push me out the door and hope everyone stayed silent. Seeing this level of support proves they were dead wrong about my value to this community.
3 Comments
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Jessica Yamamoto
18 years ago
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she is a sweet girl and has really been working hard. give her a chance to prove herself instead of just giving up on her.
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Sarah Bailey
18 years ago
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this is so unfair. kicking someone out because of a curriculum change is not their fault. let her finish!
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Mike Morgan
18 years ago
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total BS. school is supposed to help, not just throw kids out when things get complicated. let her stay.
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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.
The administration thought they could just push me out the door and hope everyone stayed silent. Seeing this level of support proves they were dead wrong about my value to this community.
3 Comments
J
Jessica Yamamoto
18 years ago
Featured
she is a sweet girl and has really been working hard. give her a chance to prove herself instead of just giving up on her.
S
Sarah Bailey
18 years ago
Featured
this is so unfair. kicking someone out because of a curriculum change is not their fault. let her finish!
M
Mike Morgan
18 years ago
Featured
total BS. school is supposed to help, not just throw kids out when things get complicated. let her stay.
she is a sweet girl and has really been working hard. give her a chance to prove herself instead of just giving up on her.