Officially excluded from school trip
I’ve been excluded from the upcoming school trip to a football stadium because of my poor grades and behavior, which I was really excited about.
I acknowledge that my actions haven’t been up to par and that I need to make changes, but I can’t help but wonder if this punishment is fair.
My friend Brayden is a total wild card! In 8th period, he sent an email to the entire school. I tried reaching out to him later, only to find out that his Gmail account got terminated. That’s how outrageous it was!
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Have you ever had a teacher you didn’t particularly like? It’s a common experience; not every teacher will resonate with us, and that’s just a part of life.
It sounds really disappointing to miss out on something you were looking forward to, especially if you were excited about the school trip. While it’s understandable that your school wants to encourage better behavior and grades, it’s also important to feel supported during tough times. It might be worth discussing your feelings with a teacher or counselor. They might be able to help you come up with a plan to improve and see if there are any ways to still participate in future activities. Remember, learning from mistakes is part of growing, and getting support can make a big difference.