GoAggieGo.
getting blitzed.
Nah.Sometimes the rules should be bent
Parents hold accountability, but someone in that school system should’ve intervened. Folks was just passing him and all those students along.
Baltimore City student passes 3 classes in four years, ranks near top half of class with 0.13 GPA
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Parents hold accountability, but someone in that school system should’ve intervened. Folks was just passing him and all those students along.
Amen breh
Slaimon Khan Shah
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This is actually very easy to do, atleast when I was in high-school. I barely went to school and had maybe 8-10 credits by the time I was 15-16. All my credits earned were from summer school. I would make fake report cards and intercept the post card that I was absent. I would tie-up the land line by plugging into a faulty phone jack at the exact moment the automated system would call to tell I was absent. My mother left the house before me so I had free reign to stay home. For many years I purposely deceived my mother for years, until there was a court order on my door for child abuse. Truant officers came to my home and they gave me the scared straight treatment about how I would be sent to a program for troublesome boys.
Here's the kicker, my mother was a teacher. Ironic shyt. She used to ride me but there wasn't much she could do because I could just walk out of my high-school whenever I want and sneak back in whenever I want. At one point my high-school was prob one of the worst schools in nyc.
My mother did everything she can for me, it was all me failing out of school, zero percent blame on her
What do you do for work now?
I'm a claims adjuster for one of the big insurance carriers.
breh, what you did was not easy, especially for a 15-16 year old. It appears you went through careful planning for years.
True, but what’s the point now. This young man is about to have a hard road ahead of him and a diploma will greatly benefit him.
This can be used going forward as a kick in the ass for the school and other students, but let him go
Steel
Superstar
His whole family failed him.
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
So sad. I substitute taught there for a semester.
Sad mainly because the potential is there.....just not kinetic enough.
Plenty of success stories, but should be normal.
Sad mainly because the potential is there.....just not kinetic enough.
Plenty of success stories, but should be normal.
calixprynce
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damn shame, he was better off bein locced up for education smh . at least he wouldve had a GED or diploma
That post-Covid backlog of kids who probably should be held back and are being held back is going to be a nightmare. But ALOT of these kids are fukking themselves over.
My homegirl is a high school admin in Maryland and she tells me all the time that these kids flat out don’t even want to log in and do their classwork. How much easier can it get? I’m know being at home is getting long in the tooth but it’s not the worst thing in the world when you can wake up, roll over and turn the computer on without the BS of being at school that has nothing to do with learning.
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humminbird
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Damn feel bad for him but he’s gotta drop out and just learn a trade or military
Breh cannot be 19 in the 9th grade it’s a recipe for disaster
I remember my high school had a 20 year old
Breh cannot be 19 in the 9th grade it’s a recipe for disaster
I remember my high school had a 20 year old
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