yeah, i skipped alot of classes in Highschool...especially, my senior year. but alot of the time I didn't even leave the campus...just the class becasue i didn't want to be there...so i'd walk around the school and visit my friends in art class or video productions. But my senior year was realy cool because I had 4th period french, lunch, then 5th period spanish, And on thursdays we wen't to the local elementary school to teach frech to 5th graders...sometimes we just never came back to school...like we went to see a movie or out to lunch...and sometimes we'd just go back in time for 6th period In, college ...I haven't skipped so much. i think it's becasue I spend so much money on my classes...it would be a waste of money to not learn anything. I do remember I skipped math once intentionally last year because I had a major project due for my scociology class that wasn't finnished yet...so i skipped math to work on that...

Comment/Reply (w/o sign-up)

I've honestly always wanted to skip class. I mean sometimes classes have been so boring, and pointless that i wish I could've just walked out the door and left. But, I've always thought of the consequences involved, and realized that was not a wise choice at all. At my school people have gotten suspended fo skipping periods, or for just leaving school. It's really not worth it, to just leave school for what 2 hours at most? What i've learned is it's easier to just fake sick and make it so your parents call you in. That's really not as bad, as there is no way of getting in trouble by the school, unless you stay home without your parents knowledge.

 

 

 

Comment/Reply (w/o sign-up)

I am too afraid to skip class.....

Comment/Reply (w/o sign-up)

I did!! A teacher got mad at me and I was afraid to go in the classroom so I hid in the bathroom all period. I got sent to the office the next hour though......

Comment/Reply (w/o sign-up)

I used to skip quite a lot of classes in school but then it really screwed me over and I ended up dropping out. The problem was once you missed one or two lessons you become behind, because you are behind you miss more and then you get even more behind - it becomes a snowballing effect and eventually you come to class and have no idea what the hell they are talking about.

I went back to finish my schooling last year and had the right attitude and never wagged (well, almost never) and I was amazed at how much better my results were and overall success I had with it. It was much easier that way.

Comment/Reply (w/o sign-up)