URGENT--concerns graduation from HS....

[mudpuddle]

Hello everyone,

I am hoping for a miracle here....
my 18 year old daughter was to graduate tomorrow evening from Chopticon.
She was pulled out of rehearsal, and told that she would not be graduating with her classmates, because the college course grade she had achieved had not been received by Chopticon in time. My daughter found out that she received an "A" for the course, but as I have said, the official transcript had not been received in time for Chopticon....we were not notified of any of this, until this past Friday morning. All the school informed us (by way of the counselor!!! was that my daughter had to get the grade to the school. She did this by way of the internet. NOW, of this morning, she was sent home from school. I called the school, but my phone call was not returned...

is there anything we can do to get her to walk to accept her diploma????
(The school did tell her that she will receive her diploma on the following Monday!!!)
Can you point me in any direction??? I still have from 8:00-12:00 to do something--ANYTHING!!!!!!

Please if you have ANY ideas, don't be hesitant to let me know!!!!

THANK YOU!!!!!!

 

[DoWhat]

Please if you have ANY ideas, don't be hesitant to let me know!!!!

THANK YOU!!!!!!

Go to the school and have a little "chat" with the principal.

 

[Ken King]

Call the college, have the college fax the transcript to the school office, then go by the college to get a copy for yourself and then go stand on the principal's desk.

 

[moon5leg]

Go to the school and have a little "chat" with the principal.

Going to the school and confronting them face-to-face is the only way you're going to solve this with such little time. Good luck!

 

[Pandora]

Call the college, have the college fax the transcript to the school office, then go by the college to get a copy for yourself and then go stand on the principal's desk.

And if they give you any hell, stuff it up the principal's butt.

That is clearly disorganized to wait until the last minute like that.

 

[bresamil]

Call the college, have the college fax the transcript to the school office, then go by the college to get a copy for yourself and then go stand on the principal's desk.

North is pretty reasonable. This advice will work.

 

[moon5leg]

Could also try calling (or catching her in person in her office) Kathleen Lyon, she's the district director of pupil services.

 

[BuddyLee]

If this is the college of southern maryland you won't be able to get a transcript from anywhere else but the La Plata campus. Contact them asap and see if you can pick one up.

 

[Somdmommy]

Go to the school and have a little "chat" with the principal.

 

[DoWhat]

North is pretty reasonable. This advice will work.

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[Ken King]

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Am not, just ask Dee Jay.

 

[Somdmommy]

Call the college, have the college fax the transcript to the school office, then go by the college to get a copy for yourself and then go stand on the principal's desk.

Go to the school and have a little "chat" with the principal.

Do both, get the paperwork, then give the principal a peice of your mind!!
(A Big One)

 

[Ken King]

Do both, get the paperwork, then give the principal a peice of your mind!!
(A Big One)

Make sure it isn't in writing like this.

 

[Barnacle]

Could also try calling (or catching her in person in her office) Kathleen Lyon, she's the district director of pupil services.

301-475-5511 ext 198

 

[bluemac]

This also happened to a friends son. He was pulled out of rehersal saying his portfolio wasn't exactly like they would like it to be. He had to fix it in the counselors office. Then he was told since he missed the rehersal he couldn't walk with his class. Not Fair.

 

[luvvme]

Okay this is going to be a headache but...

1. They need and official transcript so faxing it will not be sufficent. SO...Call and then go to your daughters college and pick up her transcripts from the registrar's office. (When you call ask to speak to the registrar if possible.. this will cut down on any confusion)

2. Then hand deliver it to her school principal, her conselor or who ever is getting in the way of her graduating.

Getting official transcripts can sometimes be a pain in the ass but be sure to call first so that they can be readuy when you get there. Be sure to explain the urgency of the situation. Some times it can take days or even weeks to get an official transcript because they need to be pressed.

Good Luck

 

[bcp]

Am not, just ask Dee Jay.

wait, DoWhat said you were right like 100 times, you only disputed it once, so, he must be right and you must be,,, wait a second, it that were the case then you would be right and he would be.....

oh screw it, just to damn confusing

 

[sdm]

I agree, Kathleen Lyon is your best bet. Don't give up. She earned her right!!

 

[Tomcat]

Seems to me back, when I was young, if you didn't pass a class or for whatever reason you still got to go through the graduation but just got a blank piece of paper.

 

[Nickel]

Seems to me back, when I was young, if you didn't pass a class or for whatever reason you still got to go through the graduation but just got a blank piece of paper.

When I graduated, six years ago, if you didn't have all your "i"'s dotted and "t"'s crossed you were SOL.