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I my loss. but i just don't know how realistic that is. >> they did loose a big chunk of class time was a lot when the teachers were on strike for the student body is focused on changing the grading policy at the university, explaining that their grades should not be impacted by their attendance. usually to show up to class as part of the grading experience there but we did reach out to the new school they never received tailstock fox news there and listen closely to the student concerns but saves up to the faculty and how the going to conducting grade their courses. which is always six of the...
Something in return, blaming the strike for a major disruption in their learning. at the top of the list, they're saying every student should get an a, though some students don't know if that's going to work. listen. >> i think -- i don't know about all as. i think that students should be maybe sort of graded on what -- the work that was done before the strike, because i do think it's unfair to penalize them during and after the strike. >> reporter: and that's not all, the students want a refund on some of their tuition, but they do pay at least 350 grand a year. -- 50 grand a year. >> i just ...
Issues stem from audit of transcripts at Brookland-Cayce and Airport high schools where some students were given diplomas without fulfilling graduation requirements.