Judgment has already arrived. Well on fact, it arrived last Monday.
It turns out, their decision hasn't changed, they still want to have me stay here so they're making me undergo community service instead of the me getting expelled part.
The mom of the one I cyberbullied wrote a long letter, a really long letter to the principal of the school. When I heard their verdict, I was happy and I told one of my classmates that I won't be expelled, turns out, he told the victim. The victim then told his mom. I wouldn't really blame him. If I had been told to shut up, I should have shut my mouth about this issue.
Now about the victim's mom. It was all really a big misunderstanding. She thought I was bragging about not getting expelled and that is why she wrote that letter, that very long letter. I wouldn't blame her too. It was all my fault from the beginning. I shouldn't have done that. I shouldn't have let my rage control me. I shouldn't take all things seriously.
The principal of my school is a very smart man. He knew how to handle the issue. The main reason why they first cancelled my suspension is that because he wanted to talk to me personally. He talked to me about my friends and academics. He helped me say sorry in front of the victim and the victim forgave me. He told me that I should be happy that he forgave me and that I should thank the Lord. I did but I was still worried about my verdict.
That's when my mom noticed something, she talked to me and she scheduled an appointment with the principal. At first, she was frustrated but then, the principal explained everything that happened and why he didn't want her to come yet. Because he wanted to solve the issues with the victim's mom first. And he did. And he shed light to her. Light to the truth.
I will now be facing community service and counseling after, I deserved it and I will accept my fate.
As for the school administrators, thank you very much for solving things and helping me and also giving me another chance.
It turns out, their decision hasn't changed, they still want to have me stay here so they're making me undergo community service instead of the me getting expelled part.
The mom of the one I cyberbullied wrote a long letter, a really long letter to the principal of the school. When I heard their verdict, I was happy and I told one of my classmates that I won't be expelled, turns out, he told the victim. The victim then told his mom. I wouldn't really blame him. If I had been told to shut up, I should have shut my mouth about this issue.
Now about the victim's mom. It was all really a big misunderstanding. She thought I was bragging about not getting expelled and that is why she wrote that letter, that very long letter. I wouldn't blame her too. It was all my fault from the beginning. I shouldn't have done that. I shouldn't have let my rage control me. I shouldn't take all things seriously.
The principal of my school is a very smart man. He knew how to handle the issue. The main reason why they first cancelled my suspension is that because he wanted to talk to me personally. He talked to me about my friends and academics. He helped me say sorry in front of the victim and the victim forgave me. He told me that I should be happy that he forgave me and that I should thank the Lord. I did but I was still worried about my verdict.
That's when my mom noticed something, she talked to me and she scheduled an appointment with the principal. At first, she was frustrated but then, the principal explained everything that happened and why he didn't want her to come yet. Because he wanted to solve the issues with the victim's mom first. And he did. And he shed light to her. Light to the truth.
I will now be facing community service and counseling after, I deserved it and I will accept my fate.
As for the school administrators, thank you very much for solving things and helping me and also giving me another chance.
