We go to a private school in Switzerland. Anyway, my friend Jan (weird name, i know) was sticking out the finger at the tram and swearing loudly on the tram. He got suspended for it, however, he did not do it on the school grounds. Swiss kids act just as bad, they just don't speak english. when we speak english, everybody knows we're from the international school, and they don't like foreigners. anyway, because Jan was "giving the school a bad name" by acting kinda obnoxious, and he got suspended for 3 days. Is it fair to punish a student for something they did out of school? I don't think it is, nobody thinks it is, but does anybody know like, for sure, like, legally? cuz its really mean and its gonna affect his report card.
2007-02-22
04:35:15
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IT'S SOOOO UNFAIR! WHO CARES IF IT'S LEGAL OR WHATEVER NOW I JUST THINK THAT IT'S INHUMAN TO DO THAT! I BECAUSE IT IS! AND IT WILL GO ON HIS REPORT BECAUSE OUR SCHOOL IS WEIRD!
2007-02-22
04:44:37 ·
update #1