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The notification letter informs parents that their son/daughter has received failing grades in several subjects for the grading period. It lists the subjects and teachers where failures occurred. Possible causes of the poor performance are identified as absenteeism, tardiness, and failure to complete classwork. The parents are asked to follow up on their child's academic performance.
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