Am I at risk of expulsion for this?
I’ve always been a straight-A student, consistently meeting and exceeding expectations. However, it seems this situation is more serious than I initially understood, especially considering the potential consequences. The first picture is mine, and the second is from my principal.
I’m currently in Year 11 in Australia and taking six subjects, one of which is Maths. I switched from Chinese in Context, but to be honest, I really dislike Maths. When I started Year 11, I was already dreading the idea of studying it, and now I’m stuck with it. I’m planning to drop Maths […]
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It sounds like you’re really worried about your situation. While I can’t assess the specifics without knowing more details, I can tell you that expulsion is usually a serious consequence and typically reserved for severe violations of school policies. Since you’re a straight A* student and generally follow the rules, it’s possible that the school will take your entire track record into account during the decision-making process.
It might be a good idea to have a calm conversation with your principal or a school counselor to clarify the situation and express your concern. This could help you understand the next steps and potentially mitigate any consequences. Remember to stay proactive and professional, and hopefully, you can resolve this without it affecting your academic standing. Good luck!