Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:During the last exam in one of DD's classes, she reached for her phone to answer one of my texts. The teacher told her that she would receive a zero for the test. We fully acknowledge that she should not have used the phone. However, when she sent an email to explain the situation to the teacher, he said that the time line did not add up. He had made a referral to the admin 10 minutes prior to my text. DD is insisting that she did not use the phone until she saw my text. Does anyone know what the " admin referral" is and how it is done in MCPS? Is there an electronic time stamp like an email?
Would really appreciate any insight that you may have.
Nothing to see here, your DD is in the wrong. Time to learn actions have consequences.
Anonymous wrote:Stop texting your kid when she's at school. If something is so urgent, go to the school to get her or call the school so they can get her. If it doesn't rise to that level it can wait until the end of the day.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:During the last exam in one of DD's classes, she reached for her phone to answer one of my texts. The teacher told her that she would receive a zero for the test. We fully acknowledge that she should not have used the phone. However, when she sent an email to explain the situation to the teacher, he said that the time line did not add up. He had made a referral to the admin 10 minutes prior to my text. DD is insisting that she did not use the phone until she saw my text. Does anyone know what the " admin referral" is and how it is done in MCPS? Is there an electronic time stamp like an email?
Would really appreciate any insight that you may have.
appeal and make the teacher allow her to retake the test. Involve lawyer if needed
This is the worst advice. Good grief, get a grip