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Friday, September 11, 2026
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Well it depends on how big the damage is, if it's a minor thing I think the school should just warn the child and the parent then do it, but if its something hugh I think the parent should take the responsibility of doing it..
ReplyDeleteYep, they should pay
ReplyDeleteTough question. But then again, if they don't, how many more children will be mistakenly d.eestroying school's property daily? At the end of the day, it depends on the cost of damage and the school
ReplyDeleteIt depends on what the child destroyed. If it costs a lot, I think the parents should shoulder half the payment
ReplyDeleteI believe the parents should pay something, that way they can discipline the child well at home
ReplyDeleteThe parents should be informed. If it was maliciously done then the parents should stand the full cost of repair or replacement. If it was a genuine accident then I hope the parents and school can work out a mutual agreement on restitution.
ReplyDeleteThe school should inform the parents. If it's huge, they can be made to pay but if the damage isn't much, the school can decide to warn the student.
ReplyDeleteNo it's not right.
ReplyDeleteThe school should rather mistakenly add the repair or replacement bill to the parent's outstanding balance.