Schools and Colleges

You may have seen my previous post. I made a post ranting about how I put out a Diss-Track against my friend and my class in general. The Diss name-dropped a few people in the class. It came out and everyone directly mentioned in the song thought it was funny. […]

Title: From School to Subterfuge: What to Do With Your Unexpected Prize Introduction We’ve all found ourselves in unusual situations that spark curiosity and excitement. Take, for example, the story of a student who managed to acquire a unique item from a peer—a piece of memorabilia from a retiring teacher. […]

I mean, it is necessary to study hours, to ask to go to the bathroom, it is like being in jail, there is no other institution that treats you like that, if it is work, at work you cannot be denied access to the bathroom and to a rest room. […]

Understanding Attendance Procedures in American Schools: A Comparison with Australian Practices In the realm of education, attendance is a key factor that influences not just academic performance, but also the overall school experience for students. As students around the world embark on their educational journeys, the frequency with which they […]

Title: The Excited Countdown to Summer: 15 Days Until Freedom! As the school year winds down and summer approaches, a palpable excitement fills the air. With only 15 more school days, or to break it down even further, 100 hours, or 6000 minutes left until summer break, students everywhere are […]

Title: Is High School Worse Than Middle School? A Comprehensive Look at the Transition As students transition from one educational phase to another, one prevalent question often arises: Is high school worse than middle school? For those of you on the verge of entering high school, the anxiety can be […]

The Scariest Moments in School: Fear, Lessons, and Growing Up School is a place where we gather knowledge, forge friendships, and create memories that often last a lifetime. However, it is also a stage for some of our scariest experiences – moments that can leave a lasting impression on our […]

For context, I am 16 and was recently diagnosed with BPD. It rare in people my age but Im one od the lucky ones to be diagnosed this early (by 3 different professionals). Furthermore, before this school year I was admitted to a psych ward because I attempted suicide. Prior […]

yes i know i fucked up and I’m in the wrong and I shouldn’t have done it. amazingly my chem teacher forgave it and said she’ll still fully mark the test. im still gonna flop anyways tho because I didn’t know a lot of the answers and I didn’t rlly […]