My fiance has been attending a language school, but this year, they implemented a new rule prohibiting students from taking more than 2 days off in a month. This is causing a lot of distress, as I had to pick her up yesterday, and she was in tears. Even the EMT doctor advised her to get enough rest. Despite this, the school is insisting she attend. How is this even legal?
UPDATE: Regarding the language school attendance policy, it turns out that this rule is mandated by the government, and schools are required to report student attendance to immigration every month. While the chances of being deported over attendance are low, it could potentially impact visa renewals or switches to work visas. She personally has a high enough cumulative attendance that missing a day wouldn’t hurt her much, but since she’s nearing my renewal date, she wants to stay in the safe zone and maintain good standing with my school, especially considering they were already unhappy about her time in Korea when she went on a trip!
Thanks for everybody with their suggestions, and to the detractors, please leave the room.
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