I have heard about that in elementary school, not sure about pre-k. I have heard about one student that had special permission to be in my dd's school got kicked out because the student kept on coming in late. I have not heard it about falling behind though. Also I have heard, in my school district, that if the superintentant finds out that there are too many students in a grade before Sept., the school will send a letter to the parent telling them that the student has to go back to his school he is supposed to be in.
Quoting luvcats406:I have heard about that in elementary school, not sure about pre-k. I have heard about one student that had special permission to be in my dd's school got kicked out because the student kept on coming in late. I have not heard it about falling behind though. Also I have heard, in my school district, that if the superintentant finds out that there are too many students in a grade before Sept., the school will send a letter to the parent telling them that the student has to go back to his school he is supposed to be in.
When a school takes a student out of zone they can set parameters for attendance, behavior or anything else. I would call and talk to them about it for sure.
I would not only call and ask, but would ask to get this in writing, so they can't turn around 3 months from now and say something else.
Sorry they are giving you a hard time!
Quoting maxswolfsuit:
When a school takes a student out of zone they can set parameters for attendance, behavior or anything else. I would call and talk to them about it for sure.
Quoting phoenixmom2011:
Just because it does not count as required schooling it is still school. It is just as important as any other schooling because this is the foundation for her academic career. That is a lot of time missed already and then to be so whatever about the fact that you know she will miss two more days this month alone is horrific. It is showing your kid that school is not important. I agree with the school.
If you are out of your home district, they can kick you out for these reasons, at least in Michigan. AND they do not guarantee a place each year, you have to reapply every year and hope you get back in.
Because it's public school, they have to have room for any children that are in their district so out of district children are the last ones admitted and the first kicked out.
Take a deep breath and go to the school and see what days they have for her. If they are accurate, then make sure she doesn't miss anymore school. Reschedule the dentist until after school.
If you are on a boundary exception, they can absolutely kick you out for attendance issues. You most likely signed a form when you were accepted saying this very thing. I will also say if they think you are an attendance problem this early in the academic career, don't be surprised if they deny you for next year.
Quoting hollinicole:
Wait a min. DD goes to school every day unless she is under doctors orders not to go or has a doctors appt. They can not be done any other time. I have only let her stay out 1 times not being a doctor appt or sick. She loves school and is ahead of her class in learning. So you need back off. School is important which why she has been going to preschool since 2! And I am not what ever about it I am try to figure where they came up with the day which is why I am going to talk with the school. Yes she has to miss 2 more days this month for medical test that the doctor only does on set days and times, which is at 9am. So you need step back before you go jumping and saying I don't care about her education. If that was even true she would just go to the crap ass school where we live and I would not be putting out over 200 a month for her to go to a public school.
Quoting phoenixmom2011:
Just because it does not count as required schooling it is still school. It is just as important as any other schooling because this is the foundation for her academic career. That is a lot of time missed already and then to be so whatever about the fact that you know she will miss two more days this month alone is horrific. It is showing your kid that school is not important. I agree with the school.
Quoting Cindy18:If you are out of your home district, they can kick you out for these reasons, at least in Michigan. AND they do not guarantee a place each year, you have to reapply every year and hope you get back in.
Because it's public school, they have to have room for any children that are in their district so out of district children are the last ones admitted and the first kicked out.
Take a deep breath and go to the school and see what days they have for her. If they are accurate, then make sure she doesn't miss anymore school. Reschedule the dentist until after school.
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on Feb. 11, 2012 at 8:08 PM