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"I Disagree with the School’s Decision to Suspend
my Child"
You or your child may disagree with the school’s decision
to suspend.
Parents may disagree about whether the student has committed
the infraction for which he or she is being punished. If your child did
not do what the school is suspending your child for, why is the school
suspending your child?
Sometimes parents and educators will disagree about what
level of discipline is appropriate—about how serious the behaviour
is, and how severe the punishment should be.
Parents and the school may also disagree about whether some
sort of positive instruction would be a better solution in some situations
than punishment.
In some situations, you may be able to resolve the disagreement
by talking with the teachers and Principal of your child’s school.
If you disagree with the school’s decision to suspend
your child from school, you have the right to appeal the decision.
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