Another question.
Isn't dropping out a decision?
Isn't dropping out a decision?
School.
Originally Posted by Lucifer
Another question.
Isn't dropping out a decision?
Isn't dropping out a decision?
Wouldn't recommend it though.
Originally Posted by Ferris Bueller
At the age of 16 yes.
Wouldn't recommend it though.
They revoke your license here.
I've missed 23 days of school this year... (not skipped)
I'm so behind and it's not even my fault.
I'm so behind and it's not even my fault.
Originally Posted by DenialS.
Maybe because you were a dumb ass and it didnt matter if you went or not you still would fail. Right?
Take a lesson, you 13 year-old wannabe CS.
Lmao, I skipped class like 1/3 of the time and never got into shit, then again I did have great grades and test scores.
If we miss 10 days we have to go to court and have a meeting with social worker. 15 days DFCS comes and takes us, and parents have to go court again. And if you miss 10+ days you can't get your learners or drivers license.
-Georgia, USA
-Georgia, USA
Originally Posted by Vague
If we miss 10 days we have to go to court and have a meeting with social worker. 15 days DFCS comes and takes us, and parents have to go court again. And if you miss 10+ days you can't get your learners or drivers license.
-Georgia, USA
-Georgia, USA
Originally Posted by Lucifer
um. Unexcused? or excused?
Originally Posted by Poison
In California if unexcused
There is no universal law in any country or state that says, "If you miss x amount of days you will be sent to court." It's all circumstantial. If you have great grades, scores, and don't get into trouble, I doubt 10 days will even arouse suspicion (if the absenses are spread out). That is, if they are excused. If they are unexcused a.k.a. truancies a.k.a. you skipping schol, then you may have a problem. I think even then your principal/counselor says something, they're not going to send you to court. However, if you're always getting into trouble, misssing lots of school, and your grades are suffering, of course they're going to send a social worker to your house to see what's up.
Originally Posted by Woodhouse
There is no universal law in any country or state that says, "If you miss x amount of days you will be sent to court." It's all circumstantial. If you have great grades, scores, and don't get into trouble, I doubt 10 days will even arouse suspicion (if the absenses are spread out). That is, if they are excused. If they are unexcused a.k.a. truancies a.k.a. you skipping schol, then you may have a problem. I think even then your principal/counselor says something, they're not going to send you to court. However, if you're always getting into trouble, misssing lots of school, and your grades are suffering, of course they're going to send a social worker to your house to see what's up.
Originally Posted by Rance-Sama
That's funny as I have almost straight F's, skip classes almost everyday and I've got at least a dozen unexcused absences. They did send me a letter and all but they do that every year and nothing happens.
Originally Posted by Sheep
in Australia (the area where i'm at), if you are away a text gets sent to your parents, and they follow it up if your parents dont respond
