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Can teachers have the students release time past?

So I've heard that teachers can have students after minimal release time in schools, this is true or something we students just want to believe? If only state law and truth, is applied in my home state of Arizona? I've also been wondering about another rumor of a "law" I was going around saying that if a teacher does not come to class 15 minutes of starting the class, students can leave? Please, someone clarify ... Thank you all, apparently, the old "rule of 15 minutes" is actually reallyyyy old. It also applies only to school teachers, although it is not indicated on any book on teacher attendance. On the main issue, I still have yet to find the information on its official statement on the Board of my state school education.

The old "rule of 15 minutes" does not apply to K-12 education. if a teacher is late to school is surrogate sub even if just someone to sit and watch all day. college is an unwritten rule that students do not wait for someone who will not appear. in the extent that the recent celebration of release time teachers at the school in general can not do that because some students may have to catch the bus or be picked up by a parent. However, if it is a disciplinary matter, then the student may have to serve his sentence during lunch, before school or work something with the parents. I think that there is no fixed rule on the conduct of students, but considerations must be made in relation to transport and after school other factors.

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