Originally Posted by supcom
Instead, the OP is trying to circumvent the process by simply trying to convince the school board to make a rule to a similar effect, presumably because he thinks it will be easier to get his way than by going through the normal lawmaking process.
Just like in the military or in the workplace, when you have a person you want to get rid of, yet they have not broken any rules or laws, you take 'administrative action', which is just another word for circumventing due process. It's chickensh_t and the method of choice of elitest busy-body do-gooders when they can't make the rest of us mere mortals see the light of their divine wisdom.
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