not2cleverRed
Obvious Observer
Ugh. One of those teachers.You need to read the constitution. We have a right to practice our religious beliefs first of all. Second of all a make up day could have been appointed. Third he put his hand in my daughters face. Fourth he made fun of Ramadan our religion. 5th he didn’t record her score. Sixth he left students unattended. This is the same ass of a teacher who gave my daughters friend an F for a class because she had an allergic reaction in his class and had to go to the nurse. Thank you for being understanding thought. I guess my daughter not being able to breath and feeling dizzy wasn’t a major concern.
I think what would be far more useful would be for you to approach the school board in your district. There should be school district policies already that recognize and protect the needs of students representing non-majority faiths. If these policies are not already in effect in your district, you need to propose changes. You need not do this alone - in fact, it would be better if you approach this as a group. Possible people to include in your group would be: 1) other members of your faith community, and 2) members of interfaith group(s) in your area. Working with the school board will help to ensure that not just your daughter, but all children, are protected and allowed to practice their religion without having to make a choice between their health and a passing grade.
If your school board is particularly clueless and unsympathetic, the next tact would be to address this at the state level.