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Situational · Ethical Dilemma

You're a high school teacher. The athletic director stops you in the hallway and asks whether there's 'anything that can be done' about a star player's 58 average before eligibility is certified on Friday. Your late-work window for that student closed last week. How do you respond?

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I'd answer clearly and kindly on the spot: the grade reflects the work, and I don't change grades outside my published policy — though I'd name whatever legitimate options still exist under it, if any.…

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