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None of the above. I've posted mine below.
No. It’s negotiable as long as it's reasonable.
No! I'll miss the festive atmosphere.
As long as they're not covered in mud, adults are welcome to keep their shoes on, especially for parties. A little dirt is healthy.
I let them have as much as they like. Their bodies will tell them when enough is enough.
No. Her conduct on the field shouldn't impact her status as a student at the school.
I give my child a time out.
I'm not sure.
I’m not sure. I’d need to know more about the teen’s capabilities.
If your child had fell on it or got poked by accident, would you use common sense? Rules are put into place for a reason. It is the parents responsibility to ensure that their children know and follow the rules that the school put into place.
Ever been stabbed with a fork? hurts just a bit. If a kid wants to hurt someone, even a spork will do it. Such a child would have noticeable behavior before some sort of attack happened. BUT, ACCIDENTS do happen. This young man would understand that no one should get hurt at school. Tell him to save it for the places besides school so we can start to deal with REAL issues. NO SUSPENSIO, just UNDERSTANDING. This child is just that. Let him be.