In our district, those would have been unexcused absences, she wouldn't have been allowed to make up the work, and she'd have been denied credit for the year.
In our district, those would have been unexcused absences, she wouldn't have been allowed to make up the work, and she'd have been denied credit for the year.
Maybe in the secondary schools here, not sure. But then something like that can get people's hair tied up in a knot too.