Disciplinary Action/Disciplinary Office/First Quarter/Mean girls/Coralee/Call/Victoria

"Alright, Miss Coralee. I'm going to have you head back out to the waiting room. I want to talk to Victoria next, and I'd also like to hear what Lisa has to say before I can decide on your punishment for this." You tell her.

"I didn't do anything wrong! It was Victoria who was being mean!" Coralee snapped.

"Actually, shoving Victoria is something wrong." You tell her. "If Victoria was just saying words, and then you used violence, then that means you were the one who attacked first. I'm going to have to punish you somehow. I just need to figure out exactly what I'm going to do." You tell her.

"Mmmmmnnn...!" Coralee groans in frustration, but there's nothing she can actually say against that.

"Alright. Just go wait in the waiting room. I'll call you back again after I talk to Victoria and Lisa and figure out what your punishment is going to be." You tell her. "And don't give me any more back-talk, or else that will be considered disrespecting a teacher and it will make your punishment worse."

After that, you hit the button on your desk to buzz Ms. Varano to let you out. There is a popping sound as the door unlocks, and you go to open it.

You usher Coralee out and ask Victoria in.

The young teen Victoria stands up in a considerably more subdued manner than when she came in. You can still see something of a storm under the surface, but for the most part she just looks at the ground as she walks into your office. She looks curiously at the changing table for a little while, but ultimately she just takes a seat in an obedient manner.

What kind of attitude should you take with her?

• A kind "just want to hear your side of it" approach Request:--MrPib (talk) 18:10, 26 September 2022 (CEST)
• An aggressive "I already know you did wrong" approach
• A "just want to get to the punishment part" approach