School's action

Schools devised a new guideline for parents with a terrible habit of skipping P.T.M. Parents had yet to learn or expect that such a different rule would exist. This norm is currently and strictly applied to the eleventh-grade class.

The strictness towards parents has now been enforced. If they fail to attend the Parents-Teacher Meeting, they will have to be made to explain their reasons for being absent and probably face harsh repercussions. 

Or, the schools that have initiated this particular measure always aim for discipline. However, it has come into force just now. Earlier, the school authorities never felt strict enough to bring?

They must return the next day if they are absent on the first specific day. It is sometimes impossible to avoid attending the school's Parent-teacher meeting. 

Some of the parents reacted: "When the weather becomes extremely hot and humid, leaving the house becomes virtually unimaginable." Few may have gritted their teeth at this new guideline.

When things get unbearably difficult, leaving the parents is nearly unimaginable. Their wards would be denied permission to return home on the second day, and the parents would thus be summoned to explain the exact reasons for their absence on the fixed meeting day. 

Parents have been led to believe that the fresh academic session has resulted in a much more complex and effective guideline, which has become a topic of conversation among parents in recent days. 

The school intends to establish a pattern of responsible attendance on the designated day. If parents remain lax, the school administration may consider supposedly more stringent measures. 

Everyone understands what a renewed guideline is, and nearly everyone would be delighted to have readily accepted it. Previously, parents preferred to show a half-hearted attitude to go to the parent-teacher meeting. 

The parents might have seen a glimmer of optimism for their disciplined days. Isn't this also intended to discipline them instantly? For a little moment, life for the parents seemed to be more optimistic.