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Bottom line is these administrators want to ship off these kids and want to make them someone else's problem. All of this could have been handled with a sitdown between the principal, the student and his parents.
Bottom line is these administrators want to ship off these kids and want to make them someone else's problem. All of this could have been handled with a sitdown between the principal, the student and his parents.
