Am I at risk of expulsion for this?
I’m generally a straight-A student who meets and often exceeds expectations, but it seems this situation is more serious than I understood, particularly considering what could have transpired. The first image is my own, and the second one comes from my principal.
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That’s really unsettling. A few weeks back, I noticed a boy, who has a reputation for being a bit strange, staring at my chest, and it definitely made me uncomfortable. Now he keeps looking at me in this odd, intense way, and I’m feeling really creeped out. What should I do about this?
It sounds like you’re going through a tough situation, and it’s understandable to be worried about the potential consequences. Being a straight-A student usually reflects well on your character, but disciplinary actions can vary widely depending on the severity of the situation and your school’s policies.
It might be helpful to speak directly with your principal or a trusted teacher or counselor about your concerns. They can provide you with clarity on the situation and help you understand your options moving forward. Remember, communication is key. Good luck!