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You're depriving your daughter of her childhood. If she's singing that she's probably unhappy, maybe wants to "die young". I don't think it's funny to joke about her singing, depression sucks.
You had every right to punish her. People don't get that the whole point of going to school is to learn something and if your daughter isn't doing her best, she doesn't deserve the perks of high school. I wish my grades were more encouraged in high school. Things would be a lot easier for me now.
Homecoming isn't that special. I went to three of them, and it was like every other dance the school held. The only "special" dance is prom, and a lot of schools are letting juniors go to that now as well as seniors. I say it's a fair punishment. Everyone whining "how could you", "it's special", and "she'll hate you forever"... you're all clearly teenagers. I missed several of the dances in high school because my parents didn't let me go to them. Guess what? I don't hate my parents, and I'm not emotionally scarred. The daughter will get over it.
OP already commented saying that the daughter was warned and her bad grades were due to cutting classes. Taking away a Homecoming is more than fair. The daughter will have more dances, but she won't have more chances to bring her grades up unless she wants to keep taking the same classes over and over and never graduate. So, good on you OP. Keep it up.
I'm reading all comments saying "your parenting skills are great. Stick to your guns" and all that bull crap bit honestly it is kind of harsh. I would be really really mad if this happened to me. So for you daughter I'm really sorry. Parent YDI
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What about a tutor instead of both?
She may be giving you a hard time now, but I honestly believe that if you stick it out and teach her that her actions have consequences, she will appreciate it so much more when she is an adult and be better of for it.