The family of one of your top 12th graders contacts you because of the mark on their report card. The family asks you to round up their initial mark from 98% to 100% so that their child can enter university and obtain a prestigious scholarship of more than $100,000. This is a low-income single-parent family, and none of whose family members went to college. What are you doing ?

a)You ask your colleagues for advice and act on their advice.

b. You ask management for advice and act on their advice.

c). You change the grade for reasons of fairness and social justice but you don't tell anyone.

d. You do not change the grade because it reflects the student's proficiency with the curriculum.