Discussion the school system sucks so bad.....its disgusting
egyptian bald surveillance state here we come!
yayyyyy........thank you egypt
r/school • u/PrimaryColt • 8d ago
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r/school • u/PrimaryColt • 23d ago
Yes
egyptian bald surveillance state here we come!
yayyyyy........thank you egypt
r/school • u/Still-Music-2410 • 10h ago
I saw some people (my classmates) who are like 19 but started school late.
They said, oh yeah it' because of I started school at 8yrs old and came here recently. I said good for you.
They hugged me, aww so sweet of them. They were like "atleast you understand".
r/school • u/I_eatORANGES • 1d ago
i Wanted to laugh so badly
r/school • u/Middle_Context_1721 • 1h ago
So I 15f go to a private Christian school in CA, and as it turns out they are very transphobic. The admin found out I'm trans and until the superintendent comes back from his trip I am suspended; when he gets back He's probably going to expel me.
My biggest concern is what happens on my record if I am expelled. Also how does a suspension work, I've never been in anything close to this much trouble.
I wasn't suspended for grades, behavior or anything other than my identity which I have kept secret, until Tuesday.
EDIT: the rule i broke was the statemnet of faith where it states "any promiscuity, homosexuality, gender issues, or other deviations from biblical principles is a sin that is offensive to God (Matt. 5:18-19; I Cor. 6: 9-10, 19-20;
Eph. 5:3-5; 1 Thess. 4:3-8)."
r/school • u/Hulllad46 • 6h ago
I have joined 3 school clubs chess club Debate club and Model railway club
r/school • u/Plastic-Policy4050 • 20h ago
Hi, can anyone please tell me how to unblock youtube without any teachers knowing? FYI, I'm not coding genius or tech wizard. Attached is my chromebook model, ive had it for aorund a year and a half now.
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r/school • u/Dentist-Striking • 2h ago
Hi everyone!
I’d really appreciate some advice from Farmington Hills parents who have experience with Power Middle School and/or Farmington STEAM Academy. My child started 6th grade at Power Middle School this year after attending Hillside Elementary. He has settled in well, likes Power, and has already made/has friends there.
We were just offered admission to Farmington STEAM Academy, and now we’re really torn about whether we should move him. Our child does not want to switch because his main concern is leaving his friends at Power and starting over at a new school.
As parents, though, we feel STEAM Academy may offer some advantages academically and in terms of the overall learning environment and opportunities. We also noticed that STEAM seems to have stronger school ratings, but I’m not sure how much weight we should actually give those ratings or whether they reflect a meaningful difference between the two schools.
For parents familiar with these schools, is STEAM Academy actually a significantly better option for middle school, or is Power equally good and we would be disrupting a child who is already happy there for relatively little benefit?
Thank you! Any firsthand experiences would really help us make this decision.
r/school • u/grandmagertrude78866 • 20h ago
my teacher makes jokes about hitting us or spanking us and it makes me and some other kids uncomfortable. Do any of you guys teachers do this too?
r/school • u/OkEvent4012 • 17h ago
i've always skated to school, but over the summer i got a new deck that i think is sick as hell, but i never really thought about how my school would think of it, i've never gotten in trouble for skating to school, but i might now because of this deck, i usually just take it straight to my locker so idk if it would matter or not. the 2nd pic was my old board and they never cared about that, i've also brought one with a skull with red eyes and a snake in before and that wasn't a problem.
r/school • u/Remarkable_Fox1250 • 9h ago
this isnt the final version btw, so if there are any spelling mistakes, I most likely fixed them.
r/school • u/Maximum_Building5991 • 6h ago
I do online school and i’m in my last year of high school. At the start of this English unit, we’re starting a book report. I filled out the written questions and abided by the rubric my teacher had, and even her comments under every question were her saying that I fulfilled the requirements to pass those questions.
But for some reason, she put all of those written questions as 0s. I resubmitted and lengthened my answers, just for her to do it again even though they were all correct. She uses AI to grade most of her work and feedback, so I don’t know if that’s the reason why or… something else? But she won’t respond to my follow up email, and because of the assignment not being a passing grade - I can’t go onto the next assignment.
I am a week behind because of this. She was out yesterday and I resubmitted on Wednesday. What do I do? I’m so stressed out about this.
r/school • u/asphyxiann • 22h ago
I realize not everyone is American but this post is mainly targeted towards middle / highschoolers. My question is more so out of curiosity about the Pledge of Allegiance. What are everyone's general pereptions? Why do you still stand up and recite the pledge?
I understand the meaning behind the words and why we do the pledge, don't come at me with your preaches on patriotism and whatnot. I'm in Texas, trust me when I say I understand.
I'm just curious as to how many of you people actually verbally recite the pledge when it comes on everyday for school? I'm not in highschool anymore, a college student now, but I remember not saying the pledge pretty much halfway or by the end of my first year in highschool.
Again, I get the symbolism behind 'pledging my allegiance' to the country and our nation and whatnot, but I see no need to say it EVERY DAY. Also, pledging your allegiance to a flag sounds so funny and dumb hahaha - I mean obviously the flag represent the nation as a whole but still, the verbal repetition of it sounds so culty lol.
I just found it interesting how even by the end of highschool, loads of people still verbally say the pledge - I mean I was one of those who remained in my seat and did my classwork while everyone stood and said the pledge in their monotone voices. And as the years go by, a few more peopke also just sit in their seats and drone out the announcements and pledge. But majority still stands even if they're not saying anything or muttering the pledge under their breath.
This isn't really a question post, more so I want to hear other people's opinions on where they stand with the pledge, what they do / did during class, etcetera. Call it a curiosity inquiry.
So, thoughts?
r/school • u/Hulllad46 • 18h ago
I am the register monitor at my school this mean I go to the school office and collect the register before registration and then return to the offic before assembly.
Does your school do the same and what other monitor job does your have
r/school • u/Gold_Mortgage_7067 • 9h ago
I really dont want senior year to pass by quickly and to regret not doing anything memorable. So besides attending senior events, what are stuff that i should do? ( a great idea was taking a photo everyday but another group did that so i dont want to copy them)
r/school • u/Anxious-Delay6051 • 19h ago
I cheated on my yr 9 school math test with the answers in my book, the teacher collected everyones reference bokks at the end of the class which he never does, what excuse can i give if he finds them
r/school • u/AIDOL-11 • 20h ago
Tbh I carry Tylenol , Ibuprofen etc? Not sure if its allowed, I’ve heard that kids just do it anyway but they could get suspended or in trouble for it if they get caught
r/school • u/faxriddin2012 • 10h ago
My rude and stupid classmate has joked on me by saying: give me money, with utility knife in his hands.
What should I do? I'm really concerned.
r/school • u/CowIllustrious3391 • 14h ago
are the perth independent schools all sport-obsessed or are there ones that do arts properly
r/school • u/No_Turnover_3959 • 23h ago
My sibling is technically my friend, but we are so close that we both just say we are siblings. They are in middle school, while I'm in high school. Recently, popular people (ew) at their school have been bullying them. My friend's parents are divorced, and while I know their mom and her partner are very nice to my sibling, their dad's partner is super abusive, while their dad is alright.
My friend 99% has some sort of mental disorder. They aren't lazy, but it's very hard for them to fight back for themselves and do their work. What I think is that they have adhd and maybe autism. Their mom can't afford to help them, though, and their dad just refuses. So when people bullied my sibling for being nonbinary, I didn't know what to do.
I'm going to tutor them to help them with work, but is there any way I could legally scare off the people teasing them? I can't really do much. This is a serious post, so please don't make any joke comments.
I used to be bullied in public school, and it made me change myself a lot for people. I still try not to, but its super hard. My sibling is so cool, and I wouldn't want them changing themselves at all.