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Old 08-06-2005, 11:24   #179
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Re: School stands up for discipline and rules

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Originally Posted by Chris T
Yes and no. OK, I'll grant you, the school's reaction is a valid strand of the debate. But the boy's reaction is a separate strand. It's getting frustrating that some people are intertwining the two. Even if the school was being heavy-handed, they did absolutely nothing that prevented the boy from sitting the exam. At the end of the day he chose not to sit it.
True, but it have been perfectly possible for the school to allow the boy the sit the exam. They could have given him a warning and exclude him from the next exam if he 're-offended'. I would have absolutely no problem with that.

Like others have said. I think exams are an inappropriate time to start enforcing rules strictly if this has not been done in the past.
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