there was a school policy that says that if a student was failing,that they couldn't go to the library or anywhere b/c they were failing.i had a research paper to do for 1 of my classes,& i was on the failing students list,but the research paper was my final exam for 1 of the classes that i was failing.i was able to get into the library,only thanks to the principal.i told a teacher about that policy,that u couldn't go to the library if you were failing,& she said that i could sue.i'm not saying that i would,but anyway,the point is,that the teacher then went & asked somebody about it,& they said there was no such policy.the person she asked was an administrative person.now this "policy" isn't around anymore,but i swear to u it was.is it true,that i could sue b/c they wouldn't let me go to the library b/c i was on the failing students list,if i could prove it?there isn't any way that i could prove it,even if i wanted to sue,but i was just wondering.but yeah,is it true,that i could sue?
2006-12-11
10:04:48
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K.D.
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