I teach in a high school, and the typical policy for guidance is to send a student (they have a few juniors and seniors who work as aides in the guidance office) take passes to the students. If they call on the PA, it's a single room call (not going out to the whole school). Most student's wouldn't be bothered by it, since most calls to guidance are about things like schedule changes and such. I believe they would typically send a pass if a student was coming in for behavioral issues, though I don't know their system well enough to say for sure.<br/><br/>The only issue here that I can see would be the "especially" for Carter. Singling out a student that way can be an issue, since he's already been called out as a troublemaker in the assembly.<br/><br/>Overall, I'd say it's something that would probably not be done, but we rarely have all-school assemblies, so I can't say for sure.