Writing a formal letter of complaint against a teacher?
I know you don't want to hear this, but you really have to start by addressing your issues with the teacher himself. If you don't then you will be directed to by the principal. Its uncomfortable, but its how conflicts are best resolved. To refuse to do so makes it look like you are on a vendetta instead of having real issues you want resolved. Nothing you mentioned by the way, would get a teacher fired. So be aware of that and be ready to say what it is you would like to see happen... 1. The teacher shows up on time. 2, The teacher use respectful language in class. 3. The teacher make clear the requirements and methods used to pick award recipients. 4. You would like an administrator to monitor with surprise visits regularly.
Can a student case a file against the teacher?
If the teacher has done something which is harmful to the student and for moral turpitude and for any type of assault the student can file a case against the teacher. Generally if the acts of the teacher resulted in defamation of the student, or if the teacher caused intentional emotional distress or any type of negligence the parents of the student if he is a minor can file the case.
I want to file a criminal complaint against my former school teacher, who assaulted me in a brutal way almost 12 years ago. I could not file it before as my parents were not supportive. Can I do it now?
You might face the hurdles of proving your cases as the longer time that passes by the harder it is to present and prove the credibility of any witnesses or evidence.No limitation period prescribed in theoryFor criminal case, there is no time limit as prescribed under the Indian Limitation Act. However a delay in filing a complaint against the culprit in criminal cases has adverse effects. It is usually argued that knowing that a particular crime is being committed and then remaining silent on it means that by your conduct you have already condoned the act by not initiating any action. It is advisable that if you want to take a criminal action, you must show that you were not aware of the facts when the offence was committed however as and when it came to your knowledge, you took the steps. Otherwise adverse inference will be taken that you purposefully delayed and the story so put forth may be seen suspiciously by the investigating officer/court etc.
How Can I Complain About a teacher?
So i have a Math Teacher Ms.Pottash, i Want to file a complaint against her. She Discriminates me, shes unfair( mon. she sent me to the dean 4 dress code violation, stripped sweater, and other students had to go as well. she crossed the names out and put me on instead. all the other students were wearing colored under shirts, jeans and not on a fri. and had logos the size of a cooking pan this is violating rules) She pins me down in front of the whole class for failing a test and discourages me, saying im lazy and that i cant seem to do any better Shes Always Telling me i have an FUU like if she knew or memorized really quiz(FAIL,UNSATISFACTORY, UNSATISFACTORY)And i asked the couseling office i had a High CES(SATISFACTORY,EXCELENT,AND SATISFACTORY) She Will Threat Me, Telling Me I Will Not Be Able To Go To The Next Level Of School I Want To Know If This Is Enough Info To File Against and if i can
How to file a complain against a catholic school?
First of all, I find it hard to believe that the principle would not do anything about it. I would ask the other parents in of the children in your child's class if they have heard similar complaints. If they have, get a group of parents to go meet with the principle about it, or you could go directly to the teacher and ask if this is happening. If the parents' children have not heard anything from there children, maybe your child was exaggerating or just doesn't like the teacher. Ask your child how often the teacher yells, etc. (although most teachers do yell quite frequently in a rowdy class and that is probably not much to worry about) and if it is all the time, throughout the day or week or if the teacher is physically aggressive and the principal refuses, I would try to contact the superintendent of Catholic schools. I am not saying this should go unnoticed, and I do not know the whole story, but from your statement above, it does not sound like something you try to take farther than the Archdiocese. I'd say the talking to the teacher and other parents would be your best bet, then the superintendent.
How can I complain if a teacher is beating the darn out of students?
Hey,There are certain ways to complain aginst teacher.Complain against that teacher to principal.You can inform to media.You can inform to reporter who can write against that teacher in paper.Show him or her student's power…be United.Their are many many regulations against these practices, grab information about them and implies them in your school or class.I supposed you all are using Facebook or instagram or any other media, spread these kind of stories their and figure out results, conclusions from other people.
What case can I file against a teacher who has a relationship with my wife?
As a lawyer myself, I have first hand experience with this kind of thing, and, unfortunately, there's not much you can do. You could file for alienation of affection, but courts don't typically hear this type of thing out and it is a lot of money. Legally, the only other thing you could do is file for a divorce, which I highly recommend (unless she has a good reason).
How can I file a case against a teacher who abuses me in my college?
It really depends on how much documentation there was .... Is there a recording? did you write down the exact words used?Also how much damage did this abuse cause? If they felt bad for 5 minutes there is probably not that much point in sueing but if its been a year and they are still in therapy from it there is probably good reason to sue.Depending upon the jurisdiction "Verbal Abuse" may not a recognized cause of action. Many states have a 'impact rule' that requires you to actually sustain a physical impact to sue for emotional damges. You may be able to recover based upon breach of duty, depending on the situation you may be able to sue for malpractice, or even negligent supervision/retention/hiring/training.Slander and defamation would be a reason to sue if the teacher said something untrue about a student's character that has a negative effect on their well-being or reputation.However, be warned, if a lawsuit of this type is pursued and the defendant is found innocent, then in the case of a teacher, the plaintiff may then be sued by the teacher. An unsubstantiated claim that might pull a teacher out of work or unduly create administrative action against the educator would be slanderous and that person would easily be able to sue the original party.It is important to consider the ultimate goal at the beginning of such a suit. If the child suffered psychological harm from abuse, a lawsuit could result in payment for treatment. However, in most cases "verbal abuse" is flung around to refer to any words that somene finds distasteful. This is not actionable. In order to prevail in this suit, the child would plead a cause of action for intentional infliction of emotional distress among other torts, and would need to prove substantial damages in order to prevail.