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In general I agree, except he was in the top half of the class... So it sounds like at least half the school just routinely does not show up. So how does the sy
by seiferteric 6y ago
In general I agree, except he was in the top half of the class... So it sounds like at least half the school just routinely does not show up. So how does the system deal with a situation like this? I think it would completely overwhelm the school/local PD.
- rusabd 6y agoWell, the school was fully aware what is going on and instead of taking any action as they are obliged to do they decided to do exactly nothing. The school might not be able to do much in this case, but the _school system_ has enough resources to change the situation.
- civilized 6y agoWhat's your plan? Let's hear it
- unishark 6y ago> ...they decided to do exactly nothing. They were very slow and weak about responding, but you're overstating. They did a few things over the three years, up to and including finally bumping the child back to 9th grade. The mother apparently did exactly nothing. Until the school's actions finally hit home hard enough.
- rusabd 6y agoThe headline literally says "ranks near top half of class with 0.13 GPA". So it is not an isolated incident. That is a lot of mothers who did exactly nothing
- unishark 6y agoMaybe? I don't know. My complaint is with your misuse of language to make a point. "Exactly nothing" means beyond zero is excluded. At worst you need to use "essentially nothing" or some such vague/weasel words rather than stating logical falsehoods.