The Internet called such a move “crazy”, “outrageous” and “absolutely funny”. (Unsplash/Representational Photo)
A mother recently claimed that her daughter got into trouble because her iPad was at 93% when she reached her school. The parents, known as Selina on Twitter, said she was “outraged” by the school’s decision and asked others on social media if they had heard of “such nonsense”.
Taking to social media, Ms Celina revealed that her daughter was detained because her iPad battery was 93%. She said the assistant head of school expected iPads to be no less than 97% or that pupils would be “punished”. “I’m terrified,” said the mother.
My daughter was taken into custody because when she came to school her iPad was 93 percent off. The assistant chief, whom I have emailed since, expects iPads to be no less than 97% or pupils punished.
I’m shocked.
Has anyone heard of such nonsense?
— Selina (@Missy_E36) June 29, 2022
Many social media users were confused as to why the students were reportedly given detention for an iPad with over 90% charge. Some even called such a move “crazy”, “outrageous” and “absolutely funny”.
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One user wrote, ‘It must have been lost in translation or something like complete madness. Even if the expectation was a more realistic percentage, what a strange hill to die for!” To this, Ms. Selina replied Saying, “I wish if it happens.” He also shared a screenshot obtained from the school which said that students with less than 97% battery charge would be sent to custody.
in another Tweet, the mother said she had emailed the school, saying that her daughter’s iPad being on a 93% charge had “no problems” with her learning and that the device lasted all day. The mother wrote in the email, “I don’t want to be one of those parents who question the police at a school and their behavior, but I’m struggling to understand the logic of this kind of archaic punishment, when technical Apparently he hasn’t done anything wrong here.”
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However, she shared that a response from the school stated that “senior leadership” had told pupils to expect detention for iPads that cost less than 97%.
The mother did not share the name of the school on social media.
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