Can my school principle keep students after school for using the bathroom?
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I am assuming that your definition of using the bathroom is to take care of natural body functions ... if that is the case 504 laws under civil rights protects students and everyone from discrimination also School board policies usally protect students from abuses of power.  Even if some students are abusing the bathroom use punishing everyone is not the proper protocol to rectify the problem.  Restroom usage is individualized and a health requirement.  \nYou should request that all students who have been subject to this action for having to legitimately use the facilities  put their complaint (story)  in writing to the board of education and the Department of Elementary and secondary education entitled  a "Child Complaint for undue punishment"   CC-ing it to the local news \nI hope this helps ....
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what should do the student for their featur? \n-The student should do bath and scrub their featur.\n\nany home based business are available ? \n-Home based business available yes, check your bulk mail.\n\ncan you give me details a\n-no, sorry
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you cant be required. The school cannot MAKE you strip down and shower after gym class. Who ever told you otherwise is lying. Talk to your parents, talk to your principal, there is absolutely no reason for any child to bath naked around other children. \n\nYou shouldnt be ashamed of your body at any age of your life. What is normal for one 14 year old, isnt for another. Development varies according to genetics and many other factors. Never feel ashamed of yourself. \n\nAlso realize that no one has a right to see you, or make you get naked, not even your school.
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Hmm. Well, there are not too many reasons why it would be good not to have them.\nHowever, from a legal stand point, a school could feasibly leave themselves open for litigation. By having the cameras there, one has a false sense of security that someone is 'keeping an eye' on them. \nI have to say that there are more reasons to bring them into the schools. Especially if there is a history of violence (fights, drugs, ganges, etc.) in the school. In many instances, it would not be a 'He said, She said'. There would be photographic evidence to back up a claim.\n\n--- And, this is not an invasion of privacy if the cameras are in public places. There is no expectation of privacy in any place other than a bathroom. \nLikewise, minors have very limited rights as far as law is considered. If there is an issue, a parent can petition their removal. But, as I stated above, any rational parent would want this added security measure.
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I teach in a boarding school, but I do not live there-- but i can say that teachers do give extra attention at mine, times can be arranged and we have a designated "extra" help period every day.  sports are not optiional at mine and they are every day, but you can choose what you take each term. Can I rec'd. it over public? Well, it is not for every one but I would choose soon as changing in HS is not good on college applications. \n\n--Kim
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if there would be a child in a public school who would take drugs, steal, etc. etc. all after hours, the principal would have the full authority and right to expel this child from school, being that what is done after hours can have and does have an effect on the friends of this child in school. now being that in this private school there are certain standards, they don't want other kids to be influenced by such behaviour, and therefore although i'm not comparing what this girl is doing to drugs, however the concept is the same.
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If it is illegal a lot of classrooms in California are breaking the law.  I have been teaching for 4 years half of the classrooms I have been in have a sink (I rotate so we are talking about a lot of classrooms).
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Yes but can you use the bathroom that way?
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I don't think you can do any more outside than you can do inside of the school.  They are still a student and you could get in deep trouble.
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The School districts has a policy which is based on  State Laws, which governs the administration of medication to students.\n\nSchool personnel cannot provide asprin or other over-the-counter medicine to students.\n\nPupils requiring prescription medication during school hours shall be identified by parents and/or physicians to the school nurse, teachers, and other school personnel.\n\nThe school nurse's office shall maintain a list of pupils needing medication during school hours, including type of medication, when given and dose. The school nurse will administer those drugs at each school
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Bathroom trips don't have much if anything to do with controlling you. Just be extremely thankful that they use the toilet and are not still in diapers. It's preschool. They've gotta go. It's particularly normal for kids with siblings to get an urge to go whenever they see someone else going. They're only four for pete's sake. If you didn't want to deal with helping kids as though you were their mother, you should have probably picked a different job.
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Yes.  Today my husband and I left our home to deliver papers at 2:20 am.  We finished at 5:30 am.  On our way home, we got a flat tire.  Long story short, through a series of events, our radiator was leaking and we had to be towed to a place to get it fixed.  It is now 7:45 am.  The car wasn't fixed until 11:30 am.  I got home and go to go finally at 11:45 am.  That is over 9 hours.  \n\nBy the way, I'm a teacher.  I never have time to go the bathroom.  I'm so busy with kids, lesson plans, etc., that I guess we feel if we cannot leave class to use the restroom, you will have to use it on breaks.  I know it is hard to get from the classroom to another classroom in such a short time, go to your locker and to the restroom.  Try getting a pass for a little extra time from one of your teachers.  \n\nI just try not to think about it.  It really isn't good for you at all.  If this because a real health issue, ask your mom to have your doctor write you a note.  Teacher's have to pay attention to those.
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There is usually enough privacy, in my experience.  Sharing a bathroom is not a very big deal, though the hygiene of dorm bathrooms is sometimes questionable.  They are usually kept clean enough, the workers who clean dorms always work very hard, but some students are not very considerate.  Actually living in a dorm is a very interesting experience, it can be fun if you make it fun.  Sharing a space with a few other people your age is exciting and the freedom of not having parents around make you very responsible in just a few weeks.  It can be tough but it helps you to become confident in doing things for yourself all the time.  I think dormlife is amazing.
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Think about it this way: at school it is predetermined that there is a schedule, such as class times, lunch, and end of day. But within those parameters there is almost total free will as it relates to each individual. Our own lives are the only thing we should worry about - everything else gradually works itself out.
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i would say for moral support  not because we can't go to the bathroom by ourselves, but it is the only place where we can be away from the prying eyes and ears of boys, so then we are able to "voice our opinions" about certain things, such as the latest gossip to academic, social, family, religious issues.   I know, girls can be confusing at times...
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Some universities/colleges have programs to help with this--check with your school (or the schools you are considering).  If they have a daycare for their employees, they often offer more deeply discounted rates for students.\n\nDepending on the age of your children, I have had profs in evening classes allow children to sit quietly in the back of the room (reading, etc.).  But this would be up to school policy and/or each prof.
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of course...why wouldn't you be allowed to?  if it's because they think you can hide a weapon or drugs couldn't you just put it in your backpack?  so i don't really see the other side of the argument.  why would they want sts carrying a load of stuff around them to each class?  teachers are always complaining how they can't walk up and down the aisles because they trip on backpacks - so if they get rid of your lockers aren't you just going to have more crap in the aisles?  and also if you can't have a locker then you would have to lug your books home every night whether you need them or not.  and then there is a higher chance of you forgetting it or ruining it.  so the solution of that would be to have an in class text book and an out of class text book whick would just cost the school more money.  so i guess what i'm saying is i don't really see any positives to not having a locker.