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thursday is half day due to a school carnival.... first two periods are economics (exam review.. which is just a work period) and int'l business (other ppl's presentations)
and dismissal at 11:50
that's soo not happening for me.. i think i might go downtown or something instead. should be a beautiful day.
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Pinku wrote:
On Friday, my English class had only 14 people show up. I bet the teacher was piiiiiiiissed.
14 is a crowd! 2 people showed up to economics the day after prom. he didn't know what to do so he just let them leave, and marked them present.
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mike_ wrote:Pinku wrote:
On Friday, my English class had only 14 people show up. I bet the teacher was piiiiiiiissed.
14 is a crowd! 2 people showed up to economics the day after prom. he didn't know what to do so he just let them leave, and marked them present. 14 out of a class of 36? Hahaha. But that day was just regular day, not the day of, before, or after any event. I do know that last year when I was in grade 11 and taking grade 12 bio, the day before grad only 3 people showed up (myself, who was not grad involved, and two 12ers for...who knows why.)
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Lol 14 is a big turnout...whever theres a supply for any of my classes we have 4 or 5 people MAX. In my accounting class last semster we'd only have 1 kid whever there was a supply. And as far as skipping goes, I've had only one full day in the past week in a half. Theres really no point of going, with other peoples presentations, pointless classes, supplies, review, better things to do, theres always a reason to skip.
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TaintedKane wrote:newmarket.sucks.yo wrote:lol my philosophy teacher is cool like that
"i just don't see the point for u coming to school at this point. just ask ur mom help you call in sick, or just go wander in the hallway"
I think we have same philosophy teacher if you are from newmarket. Apparently its Prom Week she said =where you take a week off after prom you are kidding me, we CAN'T come from the same school. :S or can we? but.. that's a she. and this is the week after prom :S :S oh well this is creeping me out
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student101 wrote:Lol 14 is a big turnout...whever theres a supply for any of my classes we have 4 or 5 people MAX. In my accounting class last semster we'd only have 1 kid whever there was a supply. And as far as skipping goes, I've had only one full day in the past week in a half. Theres really no point of going, with other peoples presentations, pointless classes, supplies, review, better things to do, theres always a reason to skip. Is this in uni? I think we'd get killed if only one person showed. And I think 14 is a big turnout, it's just that... well, we're in IB. Sick days are not ok, just about everybody has perfect attendance...
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I love this topic!! Ok I have: ********* First Period: Spare Second Period: Comm. Tech. Lunch: walk to Co-op writing at local paper Third and Fourth Period: Co-op ********* Since like beginning to mid May I've been: -rarely ever going to spare, I'd just walk half an hour to 45 min to school, I like the exercise and it gives me an extra hour of sleep! I'm going tomorrow though so I can type up the 3ish weeks of co-op log sheets I need to catch up on...sigh. -Almost NEVER going to Comm Tech. I'm going tomorrow though to actually work on an assignment. -Only missing 2-3 co-op days. I need the hours (ok, not really, I'm already set for uni, and I've already graduated!) Like today, I was planning to do my log sheets on spare, and do a whole assignment at comm tech, and write an article for the paper in the afternoon... but since I stayed up late watching a movie with my boyfriend/playing rpgs with him/playing Halo 3 matchmaking... in the morning at home I just wanted to sleep. I slept til 11, had breakfast, smiled because I'm home alone for the week and can get away with this (though really.. they don't care at all as well anymore), and got to the office downtown by 1.  So lazy! I guess that's why I decided to get a 2nd job...
~~~Accepted offer to Ba Honors English @ Carleton Univerity, Ottawa  ~~~
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Pinku wrote:student101 wrote:Lol 14 is a big turnout...whever theres a supply for any of my classes we have 4 or 5 people MAX. In my accounting class last semster we'd only have 1 kid whever there was a supply. And as far as skipping goes, I've had only one full day in the past week in a half. Theres really no point of going, with other peoples presentations, pointless classes, supplies, review, better things to do, theres always a reason to skip. Is this in uni? I think we'd get killed if only one person showed. And I think 14 is a big turnout, it's just that... well, we're in IB. Sick days are not ok, just about everybody has perfect attendance... Nope high school.....lol and only two periods agian today.
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Pinku wrote:Of COURSE I'm skipping, after coming back from IB spare (as in, no IB classes for the month of May, which for me is 3/4) I can't stand going to class nonstop for the whole day now.
On Friday, my English class had only 14 people show up. I bet the teacher was piiiiiiiissed. lol 14 is a normal day at my school. I've only seen less than a handful of classes all year where everyone was in the class.
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i go to school every day, but haven't been to a full class in a while. i have one class (lit) on the third floor, and i haven't been in a couple of weeks simply because it is on the third floor. i am that lazy.
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