Ditched school?

Question

have you ever ditched school and why?

Answer 1

No. It's stupid and childish.

The only time I have left school in my 11 years (I'm in 11th grade) was earlier this year when I had to pick up my mother and take her to the hospital (she got injured at work and my father was out of town).

Answer 2

No, because it's a stupid decision that doesn't benefit you in any way.

Answer 3

yeah, man. bcauze we all have an age where we all are going to be rebelious. i'm in that age right now and i'm smokin and ditchen and it feels good :]

Answer 4

Yes, it was like a drug to me, once I ditched I always wanted to ditched and I did alot. I deeply regret it now that I am older.

it started because I didnt want to take a test, then I started to do it cause i didnt want to be there.

Answer 5

If you mean "ditched" as in quit? yes I did and then I had to fight like c**p (meaning study) for my GED. I finally got it and then was able to go to college. Seemed like the thing to do at the time as a rebel but school would have been a lot easier looking back.

  If you mean "ditched" as in skip a day? Yep, did thay too, all the time which ultimately led to quitting my senior year. Stupid move on my part.

Answer 6

Yes, cause i like to take small breaks and relax at home. School gets really stressful and so sometimes i just take a day or two off and come back. Normally i do it on wensday and thurday so i can get my homework on friday and have the whole weekend to work on it.

Answer 7

sorta my mom to me shopping and to COSI

Answer 8

yeah, i called in sick and hung out with my best friend all day..

Answer 9

When I was 14, I started skipping school for weeks at a time. I ignored all the threats of the Division For Youth and continued skipping. They sent me away to a reform school     (150 bad *** kids) where I attended classes for 10 - 12 hours a day, even on Saturdays and all summer long as well. Unfortunately that didn't discourage me from quitting when I turned 16. I passed my high school equivalency when I was 17. Then some college, but I never finished. I would actually recommend to teenagers if they aren't going to a university and have poor to average grades, that they quit at 17 and get a GED and start community college a year ahead of their graduating class. High School Diplomas are just the beginning of the credentials you must posses to get ahead these days.