i am 13 years old and i failed 7th grade and have to go to summer school t pass. next year i want to learn.ple
607533
This isn't a question...no wonder you failed.
247990
Well, you probably already know that if all you want to do is survive, just stop doing school work. No one dies from failing to get a high school diploma. If you want to be a good student without completely stressing, do a search on time management and study skills. You could also check out "7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens"
116712
if you have at least a full 7th grade knowledge you wont need to study.\n\nsorry no help.
564228
Talk to the teachers about what you can do and do it well. Finish up all missed assignments and if possible do extra credit work. Good luck.
1039501
Make sure to ask questions or ask for help if you don't understand something.  You are capable of getting passing grades if you try.  If you are really trying to do your assignments and do well in school, and you are failing, you are probably not placed in the right class, so talk to a school counselor.  School counselors are also good supports for dealing with the "drama" and personal issues.\n\nTry to find some friends who are a positive influence on you and support for you, then try not to get caught up in the drama, which is in every high school.  Use a journal or someone you trust to talk to that is outside the school (like a parent or mentor) and hang in there.  High school is over before you know it.  But make sure you pass so you can graduate.  Good luck!
1110282
I was 11, during the summer between grades 6 and 7.
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HI BEACH BABE.\nI WAS LIKE YOU TOO READING ALL THESE BOOKS ABOUT SURVIVING MIDDLE SCHOOL BUT IT DIDN'T SEEM TO HELP AT ALL. I WAS SCARED BUT EXCITED AT THE SAME TIME. AT MY SCHOOL WE DON'T GET LETTER GRADES LIKE A B C F'S BUT THEY DO SAY A B C F'S  TRUST ME YOU WILL HAVE NEW FRIENDS. SOME TEACHERS DON'T CARE ABOUT YOU BUT MOST IF YOU DO GOOD THEY WILL. I AM A LITTLE SAD ABOUT LEAVING SCHOOL FOR SUMMER BREAK. YOU WILL MISS YOUR FRIENDS ALOT.\n\nGOOD LUCK IN MIDDLE SCHOOL,\nVY
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Check out the Teenage Liberation Handbook by Grace Lewennen (sp???) She writes about ways to get a "real education" by not going to school. (Things like doing apprentencships, exploring nature, doing your own projects). \n\nIt's a cool book (one I wish I had read when I was in High School!)
548873
I would like to go to school and then get a long break. Otherwise you cant go anywhere in  a short break which sucks.
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Sounds like you're in college? Go to your campus study abroad office, sometimes called International Education or something like that. They'll set you up. It may be too late to go this summer, but just go to the office and see what there is. Or check out these websites:\nhttp://www.studyabroad.com/\nhttp://www.ciee.org/
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Call the High School in that area and they should be able to help and lead you in the right direction. It should be free of charge or just a small fee.
946225
You sound like my nephew.  He is 13 and just this year I've started home schooling him.  I couldn't believe it when I learned that he failed math every year since he was in 2nd grade.  What a system we have.?!  There is nothing wrong with you just as there is nothing wrong with my nephew.  It really comes down to the basics and once you master them then you can do just about anything.  No matter how old you are it is never too late.  It is not your fault that you are having trouble as long as you are trying.  It's easy to give up when you feel stupid or like you just can't solve the problems.  I wish I could help you but we are probably too far away to make it work.  Please swallow your pride even though it is nothing to be ashamed of.  They failed you.  You have not failed yourself.... And seek a tutor or go back to the beginning on your own.  I started my nephew on the math work of a preschooler.  He felt silly at first but I made it fun.  He is thanking me now because he is doing Algebra with ease and we've only been working a short while.  Don't worry what others think of you now.  Worry about the future when your kids need a little help with their math homework.  You'll want to be able to help them ... won't you?  Sorry if I've rambled.  If you cheat your way now you'll be cheating yourself for the future.  I also have taught and tutored illiterate adults.  Every one of them said they wished they'd learned to read earlier in their lives but felt too ashamed to ask for help.  Don't be like them.  You've got it in you to get it right!  I have faith in you!!!  Have a wonderful day!
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Even if you are not eligible for any free programs your local social services can still direct you. And if all else fails call your local high school or community college and ask them.\nI did some research on this question and found a web site that has many contacts that can put you in the right direction. Here is what I found if all else fails;\n\nhttp://www.aypf.org/forumbriefs/2002/fb072602.htm \n\nWhere there is a will there is a way. Good luck with your education :-)
772125
No I am in level 4 and I am 13. Go for it.
106778
Take it from a guy who came up the hard way.  Stay in school.  Learn all you can at every opportunity.  Learn to do as many different things as you can.  When you get to be my age you'll be thankful you did!
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summer school is way 2 easy..........an idiot can pass summer school
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I highly doubt it. But, I think you should talk to your guidance counselor and see if you can take summer courses to make up the lost time in class. Maybe you can keep up with your class this way and not get left behind. Also, check and see if your school has an alternative learning online resource that you could use.\n\nGood luck. :)