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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think in the long run, it will be better to help your daughter deal with the failing grade than try to battle the teacher. She couldn’t do the work because she was sick, so she failed. That’s the bad thing that happened. The recovery is retaking the class, or summer school, or whatever. This is a college essay waiting to be written. The D is not an insurmountable problem.

The teacher is wrong and crappy, sure. But your daughter needs to learn which fights to fight. It doesn’t help her to try to get the teacher in trouble and it doesn’t mean she actually completed the assigned work. She’s not the teacher police, she’s a student. She couldn’t do the work because she was sick and so she failed the course. That’s OKAY. Help her work through THAT. [/quote]

OP here.  This was my gut reaction and why I didn't mention the cry board yesterday in the emails to the school administration.  DD wanted to put her video on the schools snap chat page yesterday and I would not allow that.  I think this teacher is well liked by the staff and do not want any retalition.[/quote]

Perhaps once you have your results.  Then.  But.  Help the next poor student to not have the same humiliation.     Please.[/quote]

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