Which really sounds like the best deal? The choice is yours.

Harsh reality, but it’s true. Due to NCLB regulations, schools are only allowed to hold back a certain number of students each year, or they stand to lose funding. The most your school will do is make you retake the same exact class, year after year, and refuse to graduate you because you don’t have the credits. During this time, the teachers will decide that you are completely unmotivated and probably refuse to do anything with you. Not a pleasant thought.

I know you say you don’t want to anything to help yourself, but your school may offer free peer tutoring that can help you, or you may find a teacher willing to work with you before or after school. Chances are, somewhere along the way things weren’t explained (like phonics) in a way that made sense to you, and you were lost from there on out. A teacher who has the time, or a tutor, can work with you to help things to make sense.

It is your choice – no one can force you to learn – but your options later in life (even just a few years down the road) will be *severely* limited or expanded by your choices now.

(You seem to write fairly well, for someone who can’t handle anything higher than elementary work, by the way…this tells me that you’re more able, and intelligent, than you give yourself credit for.)

No grades, all F’s you’ll most likely do over. Unless of course the teachers/school can’t stand to look at you face anymore.and just want to get rid of you.

Can’t help it, but on outside no one will want to look at your face either. That’s just the way to go.

Have fun with all that “free time” while everyone else is in school.

The future recipiant of YOUR tax dollars!