Mon Mar 07, 2005 5:22 am
I've gotten yelled at for my short attention span quite a few times. Nothing serious. Though it does cause me to lose track of what I'm supposed to be doing in theatre sometimes cause others are talking and Hill starts yelling at us.
Also there was one time earlier this year in theatre where me and 3 others were supposed to be setting a good example, which we did the complete opposite of, and Hill yelled at us for about 5 minutes.
Other than that, I rarely get in trouble, aside from the occasional incomplete homework.
Besides, if I got in trouble a lot, I'd get detention or ISS, and the room they do those in at our school scares the crap out of me for some reason. I guess there's some kind of energy about the room. Either way, that room is one of my biggest fears in the world. So, yeah, staying out of that room is a great incentive to be good.
Also there was one time earlier this year in theatre where me and 3 others were supposed to be setting a good example, which we did the complete opposite of, and Hill yelled at us for about 5 minutes.
Other than that, I rarely get in trouble, aside from the occasional incomplete homework.
Besides, if I got in trouble a lot, I'd get detention or ISS, and the room they do those in at our school scares the crap out of me for some reason. I guess there's some kind of energy about the room. Either way, that room is one of my biggest fears in the world. So, yeah, staying out of that room is a great incentive to be good.
Tue Mar 08, 2005 9:11 am
I'm a little angel. The worst I've done was to get a lunchtime detention, 4 years ago. That was when my whole class got one, 'cause we were talking during art 
Tue Mar 08, 2005 6:31 pm
In 4 years of secondary school, I've:
Done over 60 hours of detention (for coming late)
Left the class because I slept in them
and picked up litter for coming late one too many times.
In College, not wearing lanyards (security measure) can result in expulsion.
Done over 60 hours of detention (for coming late)
Left the class because I slept in them
and picked up litter for coming late one too many times.
In College, not wearing lanyards (security measure) can result in expulsion.
Fri Mar 11, 2005 3:03 am
Oy, I got one for ya'll. But I warn you, it's a bit of a lengthy tale. It's not my fault! ...kinda.
One of my teachers this year flunked me in her class because I was not there for two days. I had stayed home to finish some projects for another class (manditory, which I was failing at the time and needed an A on both projects to pass) (it was the last week of the quarter) while in her class we had a "big project" (it wasn't) and just because I didn't tell her ahead of time why I was gone, she wouldn't allow me to take the final for the class. Thus giving me an F. (Her class was an elective.)
When I went back to talk to her (I did pass my other class though) she chewed me out on how, in her terms, unprofessional I had acted. Just because I didn't tell her why I wasn't in her class while I was gone. I find it silly. If she had really wanted to know why I wasn't there she could have easily asked the office why I wasn't there, they knew. I had never even thought of telling her. And she had never told us to let her know when we were gone. I hadn't planned it ahead of time. I think she was offended that I chose another class as more important than hers. I had reasoned that, being I had a B in her class and at the time an F in the other. Now seriously, if your failing a class, wouldn't you put in any remaining time to passing it rather than a class you're already doing well in?
Seriously. She owes me a half a credit.
One of my teachers this year flunked me in her class because I was not there for two days. I had stayed home to finish some projects for another class (manditory, which I was failing at the time and needed an A on both projects to pass) (it was the last week of the quarter) while in her class we had a "big project" (it wasn't) and just because I didn't tell her ahead of time why I was gone, she wouldn't allow me to take the final for the class. Thus giving me an F. (Her class was an elective.)
When I went back to talk to her (I did pass my other class though) she chewed me out on how, in her terms, unprofessional I had acted. Just because I didn't tell her why I wasn't in her class while I was gone. I find it silly. If she had really wanted to know why I wasn't there she could have easily asked the office why I wasn't there, they knew. I had never even thought of telling her. And she had never told us to let her know when we were gone. I hadn't planned it ahead of time. I think she was offended that I chose another class as more important than hers. I had reasoned that, being I had a B in her class and at the time an F in the other. Now seriously, if your failing a class, wouldn't you put in any remaining time to passing it rather than a class you're already doing well in?
Seriously. She owes me a half a credit.
Fri Mar 11, 2005 10:05 pm
my worst school punishment was when i had to carry sticks from our back yard to the street aprx. 1.2 acres 
Fri Mar 11, 2005 11:13 pm
angelfire544 wrote:my worst school punishment was when i had to carry sticks from our back yard to the street aprx. 1.2 acres
Ehhh? You had to carry sticks from your back yard as a school tpunishment?
Mon Apr 04, 2005 7:03 am
I got introuble for punching my friend. I didn't even punch her, we were playfully fighting, because everyone at my school thinks I am oh so tough. Anyway, My stupid Art teacher gave us Lunch Detention, and she didn't show up for it, so she gave us 2 more lunch detentions. Nothings EVER her fault 
Mon Apr 04, 2005 7:39 am
Ten for the whipping boy and off to class!