<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

My daughter is 6 years old. She joined the boosters team this year. Twice she came home on the bus instead of me picking her up at school. I was suprised she came through the door and shocked that she wasn't where the school said she would be. I was also worried about the fact that they didn't call to notify me that she was missing from practice. I drove her back to the school and I asked the teacher what the problem was. I assumed maybe my daughter lost her permission slip or something. The teacher got definisve right off the bat and told me that it was not her responsiblity to know where my daughter is at and that my daughter knew she was supposed to be at practice but got on the bus anyways. I told her that when I show up one day at five to pick my daughter up and she doesn't know where she is, what happens then? The next day my daughter got in trouble for coming home on the bus. Now she doesn't want anything to do with boosters and wants to quit the team. If I had 25 permission slips but only 24 girls, the first thing I would do is look for the missing one. They don't know if I work or not, they don't know if my doors are locked. The issue was brought to the principle and she agrees that my daughter is responsible for knowing how she gets home in the afternoon. I understand that my daughter is cabable of picking the bus or the gym but they should have AT LEAST called me when they realized she made the wrong choice and was missing from practice. Any thoughts and advice would be helpful.

I should also mention that my daughter, thankfully, only has a few more weeks at this school because we are moving.
<bot>: School says my daughter(6) is responsible for how she gets home in the afternoon and the school is not responsible (and will not look for her) if she makes the wrong choice.