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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Deep breath Op, this is not high school with grades needed to get into college, thank goodness. Assume something like this will happen again when the stakes are MUCH higher. Great he had some way to prove it (need I say it was a oddly convenient that he had proof at-the-ready ...   are you sure there's not more story you're not telling us ... or he's not telling you ...)

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Yeah. Taking a photo of an A assignment the teacher posted on the wall is a clear indication of some sort of addiction. Is it opiates? No, I think that’s when they join the math club. He’s probably addicted to the vaping.

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DP. A few years back, a student sent me a photo of his work on our display wall. I sent back a photo of the wall that I took for our teacher evaluation portfolio the day after the work was due. His work was nowhere on the wall. He added it later after the Z caught his mom’s attention. The best part was that his photo showed that his work was taped with scotch tape from the front at the end of Pd 7 although he was in Pd 3 and I used blue painter’s tape for all the other work. Even the AP laughed at that. [/quote]

Ok. You win. OP’s kid is probably faking. He’s never missed turning in an assignment, he has photographic evidence he *claims* the teacher didn’t dispute, but a random unassociated kid faked something poorly once so this kid is probably faking too. Sorry OP. Hope you had another kid because this one’s a lost cause. [/quote]

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