SCHOOL

School is becoming very frustrating. I swear I'm ready to graduate and just start my life because personally i think TMA is just a big waste of time. Instead of giving me my credits in the subjects that I need. I have a million elective credits and more credits in math and every other subject than the ones I actually need. I have about 51 credits, with another semester to go, but still don't have all the credits i need to graduate. What I'm saying is why didn't I get the credits I NEED when i was able to? Why give me extra stuff that i dont need at all? It doesn't count toward college. Does the school need better statistics of how many kids are passing or something? Because you guys are really wasting my time and I'm tired of it i could have been graduated. I've passed all my regents and I'm ready to go!! When will it all be over? How come now that it's the end of the year, we have to work 2x as hard for credits we could have gotten earlier in the year, instead of taking extra elective classes? I've been in this school since 7th grade and I've noticed we're wasting our time, I've been here for about 4yrs+ and I'm still not on the verge of graduating. Please god take the wheel before go I crazy.

Class Related Response

Our visit to BAM was really good. I like all the acting of A Midsummer Night's Dream and how we changed it into modern day language so everyone could understand. If we wouldn't have did that, everyone would have been confused because of the way we were talking. It would've sounded like we were just talking, not knowing what we were talking about. I also like how they gave everyone their turn to give their own opinion on how they plays were and what they thought about the other groups. It would've been better if they would've have said you can only give constructive criticism because some of the comments that were given were not called for. For example when the kid said his name was "deez nuts" -__-. All in all the visit was good though, I just wish we had a chance to visit the college also, not only perform.