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  • Henry0Reilly
    Funny and apropos in today's "not my fault" society, but not true.

    http://www.snopes.com/humor/iftrue/palisades.htm
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  • bobski
    perfect!
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  • redice
    Unfortunately in this day and age its not all the parents fault public schools have gone WAY WAY down hill the drop out rate is astonishing, and being a dropout myself "I finished via home school" I know a bit about it.

    There's lots of reasons but my main reason was I wasn't being challenged, I had a good B+ to A average but missed to much school because I lived in a daycare "my parents run a daycare out of there house" got sick a lot as you can very well imagine, so even though I was getting A's and getting all my homework done I still got in trouble.

    This is what they wanted to do.

    I would have to sign a contract stating that I wouldn't miss anymore school and not be tardy once more for the rest of the year "about half the year of school was left" if I missed one day or was late once without a doctors written consent I was out on my ass and everything I had done that year would be null and void.

    So I told them to shove it up there ass quit school and enrolled in an online school in the state, which actually did challenge me "they were all college level classes" I didn't get as good of grades but I got the work done and graduated before my classmates.

    Funniest thing about it, for the month after I quit they kept calling and trying to get me to go back. See they don't get paid if I don't go, sucks for them maybe they will think about trying to teach something there students didn't already know from the year before.

    It's not the only reason I quit but it was one of the main reasons, to this day I would do the same now I see the bureaucracy of it, you wonder why the teachers/schools cant afford new lesson plans when the principles and administrators make 20x what the teachers who work 20x as much make...
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  • Colt Super
    I dropped out in my Junior year to join the Army. Got my GED a full year before my grad. class. Went on to get my BS. Had a good career.

    I don't feel bad about it.

    D.
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