When I was in the 7th grade, I had a friend taking drama and it sounded amazing. I decided it would be better than the journalism class I originally signed up for. I found out it would be offered 6th hour, which was when I\u00a0had my math class. Fortunately I also discovered that my math class would be starting a\u00a0new section for 2nd hour and some of my classmates were getting moved to that\u00a0class.<\/p>\n
And so I adjusted my schedule.\u00a0Except I didn’t ask\u00a0anyone’s permission, I just started showing up for different\u00a0classes. My teachers were concerned that I wasn’t showing up on their rolls,\u00a0but I was adamant that this is where I was supposed to be. After a few weeks,\u00a0I was called down to the front office to account for my truancy. I explained which classes I was actually in and they fixed the ‘mistake’ in the computer. I don’t remember what I was thinking. I don’t think I was trying\u00a0to be sneaky or subversive; I figured out a solution to my problem on my own and didn’t see the need to involve anyone else.<\/p>\n
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When I was in the 7th grade, I had a friend taking drama and it sounded amazing. I decided it would be better than the journalism class I originally signed up for. I found out it would be offered 6th … Continue reading