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I WANNA DROP


Question Posted Tuesday February 27 2007, 7:57 pm

i want to drop out of this academy and go to a normal high school. I dont know how to convince my mom to let me do it. How can I convince her?

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TheDayTripper answered Tuesday February 27 2007, 8:25 pm:
Just tell her that it isn't working for you.If she cares about your education she would let you go somewhere that you're comfortable with.I'm guessing that it has to be payed for too,so tell her that it could save money or that sending you there is a waste.Also,through my own experience,I can tell you that normal school is no worse than any special school.In fact,they can even be better.

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