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Jared's Consequences To Write An Apology Letter To The Student
Jared was defiant and disrespectful when he was randomly selected work with a group of students. While he was working in the group he was mimicking another student who has a disability. He lied to me about mimicking that particular student. He finally owned up to his choices in his written statement. In his written statement, he agreed that his consequences should be two detentions and to write an apology letter to the student that he was mimicking.

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