Another key reason that schools should not punish off-campus cyberbullying is that it’s the
parents job to check on the student and not the school. As Upfront Magazine on October 9th, 2017
has made it clear, “ However, it’s a matter that should be dealt with by parents—not school
officials. Educators have the authority to discipline students when they violate school rules on
school grounds. But if students act out off campus, it’s up to parents to decide the punishment ”
The parent's job is to choose the punishment not the school because it was off-campus.
Edwin C. Yohnka’ s point is that the evidence supports the claim because the claim is about parents
checking up on students and the evidence says it should be dealt with parents.
parents job to check on the student and not the school. As Upfront Magazine on October 9th, 2017
has made it clear, “ However, it’s a matter that should be dealt with by parents—not school
officials. Educators have the authority to discipline students when they violate school rules on
school grounds. But if students act out off campus, it’s up to parents to decide the punishment ”
The parent's job is to choose the punishment not the school because it was off-campus.
Edwin C. Yohnka’ s point is that the evidence supports the claim because the claim is about parents
checking up on students and the evidence says it should be dealt with parents.