Kids being truant or missing class too often within a certain period of time. Kid failing a class. Parent can choose their preferred method of notification by e-mail or text. Prosecutors in NE will file in juvenile court against a parent / guardian if a kid is truant too many times. School shouldn't sit back and say "not my concern, they aren't my kid," although from the looks of it, that seems to be the way it is heading. A minimal effort of sending e-mails / texts shouldn't be too much to ask to alert a parent.
How many emails? One?
Who makes the calls? The teacher? How many calls? Can they leave a voicemail? Can they text?
What if the number is no longer in service? What if the email bounces back?
Do you call every single day that the student has an F in your class? Or do you just call once?
Can the parent just choose to be updated by the schools grading system, which would send an email for every score entered and also tracks attendance or does it have to be a call/email from the teacher as well?
If the teacher is teaching 6 classes and has 5 kids in each class that either have an F or are truant that day, that makes for 30 phone calls, just for that day. How long should each call last or can the teacher just say "Hi, your son is failing my math class, goodbye"
Can the teacher cross the name off the list if they sent an email but got no reply or do they have keep sending emails?