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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]She receives the grade she earned[/quote]
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On a similar note, I promised my daughter an incentive for getting straight A’s but in her Spanish class she is an 89.4%. Does not look like show get an a. I could encourage her to appeal to her teacher to bump her up, but that wouldn’t be fair since she didn’t earn that grade. Sometimes life is not fair.[/quote]
It never hurts to ask, as a teacher I will change the grade only IF they asked me.  [/quote]
That seems a little unfair. [/quote]
Don't you think that teachers have already tried to cut your daughter slack and help her to pass?  Teachers don't like to fail students who are trying.  If she still ends up with a failing grade, she probably deserves it.[/quote]
In our MCPS high school, there are 32 students in FL.  The teacher is good, but has to spend a lot of time disciplining out of control adolescent young men.  The FL language department is the least organized in the school, so it is hard for students to manage class trajectory.  I am glad the OP's student is getting a D rather than E, but both the student in this case and the system have problems.  Definitely retake Level 2, Level 3 only gets harder![/quote]
Only 32 kids in the whole high school are taking a language?[/quote]
I think PP meant 32 kids per classroom.  [/quote]

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