Jarlaxle
Gold Member
Whatever his speech was and why they ended it is a moot point. The fact (I Presume it is a fact) that the PRINCIPLE decided to take it all a step further by intruding into this kids chances of going to the naval academy.....THAT is what needs to be eyeballed and addressed by the kids lawyer and the school system. If the principle did that, then he does not need to be a principle any more. Period.
So...a principal is not allowed to tell a prospective college about one of his student's character? Really?
In Texas, the law is very clear about these things. Yes, the principal, on his own, can make a character assessment about any of his students to any of the colleges to which they applied. The principal is of course subject to libel law.
As a school board president, more than once I ensured that a particular institution had a full character assessment about a student applicant.
Look, pops, we all know you weren't a school board president.