Classroom Grievance Procedures
Teachers and administrators act in loco parentis (as a parent for the student) while the child is at school or involved in a school activity. There are times when the student does not agree with everything that is occurring in the classroom. If a student has questions or concerns about a teacher’s actions, the student should follow these measures:
- Students are to follow all directions from a teacher.
- Disagreements with teachers should be handled in a respectful manner after class to preserve the dignity of the student and the teacher.
- If a student and teacher are unable to resolve the conflict, the student can request a conference with a counselor or an administrator.
Students are not permitted to leave the classroom without permission because of a dispute with a teacher, and students will not be allowed to confront the teacher in a disrespectful manner. Students who do not follow these guidelines can be given punishment. Students who leave the classroom will be considered as skipping, and students who confront a teacher will be punished based on the severity of the situation. Students are expected to follow all directions from all HLHS faculty and staff members. If a student feels that he/she has been treated unfairly, the student can have a conference with a principal.
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