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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am a former Wilson student. During my senior yr, I know I missed over 70 days. Despite missing those days, I graduated, attended the University of Maryland and now have a rewarding career. Just because students miss class, doesn't mean they can't grasp the concepts. Students can watch online content to learn and receive support in other places. School is just a building where learning is "expected" to occur. Tons of learning happens outside of the classroom and online now. Also, alot of the senior courses are unnecessary classes. In my case, I only needed to take an English class to graduate, however my counselor gave me other classes that I could BS through and pass easily without attending regularly. Just my thoughts[/quote] If that’s the case, then there’s obviously something wrong with the high school. [b]Either you weren’t taking classes that were sufficiently challenging and interesting enough to compel your attendance or those classes weren’t offered.[/b] If they weren’t offered, that’s a problem that should be fixed. If you weren’t taking the most interesting and rigorous courseload, well, that’s on you and you shouldn’t have been granted a diploma for taking up space and taxpayer money to do nothing your senior year of high school. [/quote] Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding! This is more of the "honors for all" attitude at Wilson. Let's just focus on struggling students and the rest are on their own. Mind boggling that parents just accept this and are not demanding the Principal address the needs of all students.[/quote]
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