fuck up my permanent record and my parents' 18 year plan? hell no.
Same.Nope, my mom would have whooped my ass.
Why would you not want to spend the day outside?
Also this.No. I just would go hide in the library, where the librarian was in love with me because I used the place. She would've done anything for me.
there's no such thing as permanent records
there's no such thing as permanent records
I got in-school suspension in high school, because I was missing a lot of classes. I used to hide under my mattress and not go to school, because I had a ridiculous amount of anxiety and fear. In-school suspension sucks, so I'm not sure why someone would want to get it on-purpose. You might as well just ditch.
Also this.
When I graduated my librarian gave me a signed Terry Pratchett book. ;-;
Why would you not want to spend the day outside?
Hell yeah I did. Whenever one of my closest friends got an in school, I'd go out of my way to end up there also.
My school didn't even inform parents of ISS, so there was nothing to worry about with it.
lol..Under your mattress? How small are you?
You just made me realize I don't even remember most of high school at this point. Man.
So your teacher just complied without asking Why? Did he/she at least make you do something that would earn the demerit? Did they say "no" at first then you turned around and called them a bitch?No, but I once got detention on purpose, sorta. Different penalty system because it was a Jesuit school and we carried demerit cards.
I had been invited to a party and found out later there were going to be a lot of hard drugs there. That wasn't really my scene at the time and it spooked me, so I went to a teacher and asked him to give me a fifth demerit so I'd have to do JUG. It was the last day of school so I spent all afternoon setting up chairs for graduation.
My dad was really pissed. He didn't buy my story at all. I probably should have just told my friends I wasn't feeling well but I panicked.
Kind of surprised at all of the people in this thread who think that ISS/OSS/Detention actually matters or affects your life in any capacity.
I've never gotten it on purpose. I got it once, and I literally don't remember what I even did anymore. Was in detention constantly for being late to school. Got OSS a couple of times for violating dress code, and once for "threatening" a girl. (All that really happened was I got so mad I said "ugh I'll fucking kill her" to a buddy of mine on the bus and someone overheard it.)
I still got into my college of choice. And have two degrees. It literally doesn't matter.
Did something quite silly and got a deserved day of internal suspension when I was 14.
I didn't have any homework to do so the teacher gave me the maths book they give to kids to do and told me to do some problems out of it.
It was a Foundation level GCSE problem book.
It shocked me that the maths exam someone can do at 15/16 tops out at difficulty at questions like: "36+18"
If I recall correctly if a student did the foundation exam, the highest grade they can get is a C.
Mostly if I didn't want to do something at school I just didn't go that day, but admittedly I was in high school a ... very long time ago, before electronic attendance tracking was as sophisticated as it is now.
Hell yeah I did. Whenever one of my closest friends got an in school, I'd go out of my way to end up there also.
My school didn't even inform parents of ISS, so there was nothing to worry about with it.