Midterms (High School)
I just found out that I failed my math and history classes for the midterms that were due today. Will I need to retake these classes next year, or is that only necessary if I fail the grading period? I’m currently a junior, and these are state requirements for graduation.
I’m working on a tech project that involves creating a semi-authentic electronic product designed to enhance the work-from-home experience. Does anyone have any suggestions?
I have a question for school administrators: Why do you suspend students for skipping school? Isn’t that essentially giving them what they want—an excuse to stay out of class?
Should I go to school tomorrow? Over the weekend, I slipped and twisted my knee, and I think I might have hurt my calf, too. I decided to skip school on Monday because I couldn’t walk. My school is huge, and with eight classes a day, it involves a lot of walking. I’ve been in […]
I’m sorry to hear about your midterm results; that can be really tough. Usually, whether you’ll have to retake the classes depends on your school’s specific policies regarding grades and graduation requirements. Often, failing a midterm doesn’t automatically mean you’ll fail the class for the year, especially if you have the chance to improve your grades in the upcoming quarters.
It’s a good idea to talk to your teachers or a guidance counselor as soon as possible. They can give you the best advice on what your options are moving forward and what steps you can take to get back on track. Maybe there’s a chance for extra credit, or they’ll offer help for the next assessments. Don’t lose hope! You can turn things around.