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So there I was in World history, the bell was about to ring and I would go on to period 2. Then out of nowhere the phone rings. The teacher goes to answer it and apparently I have to go to pod F for a something. (Pod F is at the top west part of the campus) When I get there its my IEP person talking about my grades and all that. She gives me a note (Bell had already rung for 2nd period) and I walk to the other side of campus for English class. But when I get there the lights are off and no one is in there. I walk in, put down my book bag and look for a note of some sort to see if the teacher left me one. No luck. So here I am tying this up in the middle of 2nd period with nothing to do. Help.

Well, look around for a teacher to ask for help?

Go to the administration office and ask for halp.

Alternatively, find, copy, and distribute the teacher's lesson plans and test drafts. But remember to charge; villains don't work for free.

Well, look around for a teacher to ask for help?

That's a stupid idea. This is American high school.

Being a villain is never a stupid idea.

Ever.

(Unless you do it horriwrong)

T.O. Bright wrote:Being a villain is never a stupid idea.

Ever.

(Unless you do it horriwrong)

Was referring to daynels post

All right ask a janitor, then?
Fellow student?
Administration office, as suggested by Error?

Are they in a library or something?
If not, wander the halls to see how long it takes for them to stop you

They were actually in the library playing the board games we made for To Kill A Mocking Bird (That was the lego project I did). They came back 10 minutes before the bell. I did actually fall asleep for 30 min though.

Ooooh let those be my worries, why the hell do you even care ? If I came to class during my high-school days and nobody was there I just go home, no questions asked, enjoy the freedom so to say, is it something to panic about anyway ?

Iv121 wrote:Ooooh let those be my worries, why the hell do you even care ? If I came to class during my high-school days and nobody was there I just go home, no questions asked, enjoy the freedom so to say, is it something to panic about anyway ?

Once again, I agree with Iv. It's high school. If no one's there, no one's there. Not much to do about it but waiting, going and getting lunch or a cup of coffee, or straight up heading home.

Right, don't know what school system you have but over here that's called ditching, and it can get you in quite a fuckwad if trouble.

Wouldn't have been a big deal in my school. Ask somebody and find the class, or not--if you had a valid excuse nobody really cared if you missed a class. When I was in 10th grade a kid got expelled for skipping class to look for hallucenogenic mushrooms in the woods on campus, but that's kind of a different issue.

Honestly ditching was normal here, after 10th grade its wholly up to you if you want to come to a lesson or not, its your choice whether you study or not and if you want to complete your exams successfully, and don't give me that "ditching can get you into trouble !" thing, we all know 1001 ways around it and we are not stupid little kids at this age, if you want to ditch school you WILL ditch school, here you even got a valid reason "I was looking for you all this second term but I couldn't find you !!!!".

We honestly had lessons when just ONE dude would show up he was one of those who just had to do everything by the book, some sort of random crap where the local scouts were coming to class doin random stuff with us like lil kids, I remained for the first lesson, then I went to the toilet, then I remain in the toilet to this day. BTW after like 9th lesson I think even THAT ONE DUDE got tired of it and just skipped, yup. The scouts complained to the teachers about it our homeroom teacher came one lesson earlier to that to ensure everyone remained in the class, a few mins after she leaves I see an opening and freaking ditch that mother like a boss (Im usually considered one of those ppl who do stuff by the book too you know but there is a limit to how much waste of time I can tolerate). They even threatened that if someone didn’t come 60% of the time or something they will put a fail in some lesson or something but I 50% didn't believe them 50% didn't care so I went for the door, to my surprise right outside the classroom waited our angry, angry homeroom teacher ready to give me her one two three so I quickly looked for an excuse on the spot, told her that well I calced it and came to the conclusion that even if I remain all the remaining lessons I will never get to 60% presence so I honestly think its pointless (Worst excuse I could ever come up with ) guess what ? the teacher nodded and let me go, yup, even she knew it was a waste of time, end of year they didn't even fail me that thing, round 100.