Next year im going to be 18, and a senior in high school. Once i am 18, can i call in sick myself?
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Yes you can because you only need to go to school until your 18....so ur an adult now...I'm a junior and i know a senior who says that he isn't going to 4th hour because he doesn't feel like it so he writes his own letters to the office.
915862
No. Each of you has the right to participate. When filling in your father's one, you will have to complete the spouse and children section of the document. So your family has 4 options in the draw. another thing is that knowing that you are 18 and 19 make sure you completed high school and have worked at least for 2 years during the last five.
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GROW UP GET OFF OF YOUR COMPUTER DO THE ASSIGNMENTS THAT ARE DUE AND TAKE RESPONSIBLY FOR SCREWING AROUND. \nWHEN YOU GET OUT IN TO THE REAL WORLD WHEN YOU FINISH SCHOOL . AND THE BOSS ASSIGNS A WORK LOAD TO YOU . YOU CANT CALL OFF SICK TO DODGE THE WORK YOU LL GET FIRED .LEARN TO COMPLETE THE ASSIGNMENTS AS THEY COME AND YOU LL HAVE NO WORRIES LIKE YOU DO NOW ...
801692
It depends on your school. My high school did that, but not all do. You need to talk to your school's administration.
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There are laws protecting the rights of disabled students. You qualify as disabled. I have FM at it began when I was 15 (therefore in highschool). If you're living in the US they cannot turn you away from  public schooling. I can't remember exactly what my parents did (I was so sick its all a blur now) but you have to meet with a board of people from the school. You have to bring in doctors etc to prove you really are too sick to attend school as usual. It's called a 504 plan. They then HAVE to amend the curriculum to your personal needs. If they refuse to cooperate with you then you should contact the ACLU or a lawyer. The ACLU might help you out pro bono but I'm not sure. I hope you feel better and I hope they cooperate.
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as soon as you get sick enough for a prescription
381088
Yes you can (in most areas). Besides, you are pursuing education by getting your GED. You need parent permission (with a good reason) until you are 16.
857044
As long as you are over 18, no, there are no laws against it. It'll cause your health to suffer, though, working that much at a constant rate, especially if either of them is physically demanding.
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i'm 18 if that counts
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You have to be 18.  If you're under that then you have to have an adult with you.
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just wait til your 18 & off to college\nthen tell her
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I believe you have to wait to take it until you are a junior in high school. then you can retake it as a senior if you wish.
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sure why not. just as long as your healthy and you do well in school
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If you are still young it will end when you are 23. Other than that talk to your Tricare rep.
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I agree with ringshank.  There is NO REASON you should have to be living in that condition.  I would call the Health Department or find out who you can call to report the conditions.  Chances are you're not the only one sick.
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Most likely, yes.  Depends on your situation, but I'd suggest checking your employee handbook, if you have one.\n\nIf you are an employee-at-will (non-contract), then what you've effectively done is agreed to work on their terms.  Those terms are generally detailed in an employee handbook of some kind - you know, the one most people throw into the back of some drawer and forget about.  If their terms include proof of illness for sick days taken, there's nothing illegal about it.
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Alright, if you are fifteen or younger, forget about anything other than a paper route or an allowance. 16-18, there are plenty of admin jobs like file clerk, mail room, or secretary type stuff (this is of course assuming you do not want to be a janitor).  Post HS, using the skills you learned in the mail room, you can work yourself into another co., or into another position.\nThe main thing is to just get a part-time job at any company where you have a shot at moving up, which will happen sooner than you think.  Once you are in, yer in, ya know.  Best of luck!