The principal, by the way, is also a physics teacher. He communicates disrespectfully with students,…

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The principal, by the way, is also a physics teacher. He communicates disrespectfully with students, yells, and humiliates them. It feels like he's openly mocking my son. He gave out quarter grades now. My son didn't have an assessment. He explains that there are only 6 grades in the quarter, but there should be 8 according to him. I spoke with other parents – all of them were assessed, even with 6 or 7 grades. And he's calling me in during the holidays. For another act of humiliation, I assume. He tells him that he doesn't need to take the OGE (basic state exam), that they won't take him into the tenth grade at this school anyway. He constantly tries to provoke my son emotionally: first he says one thing, then another, then pretends that my son is an idiot for not understanding him. What can I do about this? I want to tear him apart, but what's the point. Can you advise me on what I can do, legally or otherwise?
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anzhelika
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irina isaeva
Definitely go if you haven't been before. See what kind of person the director is, and show them who you are. Maybe you can change something that way.
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kushner ekaterina
I'd start by talking to that teacher—the principal. Then, see how it goes. If they're unreasonable, then you'll have to proceed with official written communication.
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Efremova Evgeniya
First, talk to the witnesses to see if this is true—kids can make things up.
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Katerina
Complaint to the Department of Education, Prosecutor's Office, and Children's Rights Commissioner
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Anastasiya
You can file a complaint against a teacher/principal with the Ministry of Education online. However, you cannot do it anonymously. It's more effective if it's a collective complaint because humiliating a student's personality and dignity is unacceptable. You have a better chance of achieving something that way. Or, you could try talking to them directly first.
Perhaps a complaint won't even be necessary.
First, you need to understand the validity of the regulatory legal acts (NPA). I understand the child is in 9th grade.
If physics is taught 3 times a week, then 8-9 grades are needed for certification. NPA is also given if not all tests and lab work are completed. Were there any missed assessments of these types?
Next. Does the child want to take the OGE (state exam) in physics? If so, the demands on them are higher than on others. What is their level of knowledge in the subject? Do they really need a technological profile? If not, then they don't need to take physics. They should choose a subject aligned with their profile.
However, being called in during the holidays is not an act of humiliation. This is common practice. The teacher must conduct a subject assessment for the student to assign a grade, and this should be outlined in the school's local regulations. Check the school's website for documents.
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Yuliya Egorova
Anastasiya He's not taking the OGE in physics, he's a biochem student and will continue in the biochem class. I don't know what he meant)
Humiliation isn't about being called in, it's about how it's perceived in principle, and every interaction is an act of humiliation.
Thanks for the answer.
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