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[quote=Anonymous]My 15-year-old daughter was recently suspended, and I’m honestly unsure how best to handle it or what the next steps should be. According to the school, the situation escalated during class. She was recording TikTok’s on her phone and watching YouTube on her Chromebook instead of participating in the lesson. The teacher gave her multiple warnings to put the devices away and stop disrupting the class, but she did not comply. Later, the class was scheduled for a 30-minute outdoor activity, but the teacher explained that the group could not leave until everyone was packed up and ready. My daughter refused to get up or put her things away, continuing to watch on hee phone and computer. When the teacher finally instructed her to go to the office, she had a significant outburst. She threw her school-issued laptop (breaking the screen), flipped her desk and chair, and knocked materials off a shelf on her way out. She then left the classroom without permission and didn’t go to the office, and staff had to locate her elsewhere in the school. She was suspended for four days due to the disruption and property damage. She’s been emotionally struggling lately because of her father remarrying and adjusting to new step-siblings. That isn’t an excuse, and I want her to understand that this behavior is unacceptable. She is currently in counseling and working through her anger, and usually her phone is shut off during school hours, but she’s been bypassing controls so I’ve already restricted her phone use and cut off cell data. I’m trying to figure out the best way to respond as a parent. While consequences are necessary, I also want to understand what may have triggered such a strong reaction and how to prevent this from happening again. How can I handle discipline at home and collaborate with the school after a suspension?[/quote]
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