My bro gt kicked out of Summer school. He needs it for college,any options to tke it somewhere else? a JC?

Question

He finished the first session with a B , which was pretty good. He got kicked out because someone threw something at him, so he threw it back but hit the wrong person. I guess he had an issue with the teacher last session too. All of this was unknown by my parents because no one contacted them about the teacher incident.

My parents talked to the office, h**l my mom even cried because it's the kids last chance. He needs to retake it it for college application in a few months.

He will be taking night courses for one semester of english 9 in a few days. So, night class math courses might be conflict. Any advice would be great, since my mom is pretty depressed about it.Thanks!

Answer 1

Online skool, its fast and easy!!!!!

Answer 2

Online school may be an option.  Ask the guidance counselor if it is an option.  Being that he needs to enroll, your parents will need to sign.  He needs to confess quickly.

Being that he is having so many behavioral problems, taking a little extra time to mature may be wise  If he did that in college, he might be permanently expelled due to his behavior with no refund and the reason would appear on his college transcript for life.  It would follow him forever AND his enrollment there would be available on his background check since it's on his social security number.

Waiting may not be his first choice, but it may be his best choice.

Answer 3

On line school!!  There are many available.  Do a web search.  I know BYU offers  online HS classes.

Answer 4

Apply at a JC - any JC really and look for an online course. He might need to show up to class every once in the while, so hopefully it will work at for him.

He can also try and talk to the school about letting him back in. I believe that if he admit to fault and apologize, they might let him back him.

Or he can try and test his way out of that class. If he know the materials. Ask the school if they offer it for that course