How lenient is your school when it comes to issuing ISS or detentions?
How casually does your school give out ISS or detentions?
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It really varies from school to school! Some schools have strict policies and only issue ISS or detentions for serious infractions, while others might hand them out more casually for minor disruptions. It can depend on the administration’s approach to discipline, the specific rules in place, and even the teachers’ individual styles. Do you feel like your school is too lenient or too strict with consequences?