by Uldihaa wrote: And no objective evidence he's doing well. We also only have his, and his father's, opinion on whether he's satisfactory. He certainly feels that way, but it's not known if others would think so.
Genma was annoyed by Ranma not being humble, and the tests being read on TV. That's canon.
Ranma is not going to be happy with a failing grade, and Ranma tends to try to be the best he can be at everything he does.
We see Ranma use books to do research, learn things very quickly, remember things easily, and make use what he has learned. Why should we think Ranma is doing poorly in school?
by Uldihaa wrote: This is the same school that has a principle trying to give everyone, including the girls, haircuts; in spite of their very loud objections.
It's part of the school dress code as Three Headed dog has said.
by Uldihaa wrote: This same principle then published the students' test scores on TV.
The balloon float to the TV station, and the TV station decided to read the test scores on the air.
by Uldihaa wrote: There certainly seems to be few behavioral standards, so I'm not all that certain if there are all that many academic ones.
Strange I seem to remember students getting in trouble for misbehaving. They certainly get in trouble for being late.