62 absences
Am I in trouble? I haven’t been keeping up with my schoolwork, and my attendance has taken a hit. I believe if I put in the effort to catch up on the missing assignments, I can get back on track. I haven’t logged into my school Chromebook in about three weeks, and I think I’ve locked myself out. All I want is to pass; I struggle with my mental health, and maintaining good grades feels impossible, but I just want to achieve a passing grade.
What classes should I choose? I’m entering 9th grade next year and would love some recommendations on which classes to take!
Should I take Honors Precalculus or AP Calculus BC? I’m currently a 9th grader taking Algebra 2 with Trigonometry. I’ve been considering jumping straight into Calculus BC, but I’m unsure if it’s wise to skip ahead. Most of my classmates are scoring around 93% (A-) in Algebra 2, while I received an 87% (B+) last […]
Understanding Kindergarten Graduation: Are Your Grades Enough? As the school year draws to a close, many parents wonder about their child’s readiness for kindergarten graduation. It’s a significant milestone, and concerns about grades are natural. However, it’s essential to remember that kindergarten is not just about academics; it’s also about social skills, emotional development, and […]
It sounds like you’re going through a really tough time, and it’s understandable to feel overwhelmed. The fact that you recognize the situation is the first step toward turning things around. It’s not too late to reach out for help. Have you considered talking to a teacher or a school counselor about what you’re experiencing? They can offer support and resources that might help with your workload and mental health.
Starting with small, manageable goals can also help you catch up without feeling like everything is crashing down all at once. Maybe try logging in for just a short amount of time each day to see what assignments you can tackle. Remember, it’s okay to ask for extensions or support if you need it. You’re not alone in this! Focus on taking one step at a time, and don’t hesitate to lean on those around you for support. You got this!