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High school students skip class because a class may be boring to the student, to finish homework or the course material is challenging. Plans to go out with friends and a lack of interest in the subject are additional reasons for skipping class.
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What percentage of high school students skip breakfast?
a bunch
How many kids skip class?
about 39% students skip class
Why do high school students like to skip school?
because it can get so boring that it puts you to sleep sometimes
Can you graduate high school in 3 years?
Sure, sufficiently good students can skip grades; it has been done.
How many kids skip school each day?
Students skip school and go and see a movie.
What you shouldn't do in high school?
Cheat, skip class, text on your cell phone when you are supposed to be paying attention, fight, sell drugs or bring weapons to school.
Why students skip school?
Only if it's a boringg day ''D
Is it illegal for students to skip school?
obviously. why do you think people are homeless?
What is trauncy?
Truancy is an act when you skip class/school.If you get caught you will be taken to school/class
When was senior skip day invented?
Senior skip day is a tradition in high schools where seniors skip class on a designated day towards the end of the school year. The exact origin or invention of senior skip day is unclear, but it is believed to have become popular among high school seniors in the United States during the mid-20th century.
Why do pupils perform badly in school?
I go to school myself, and from what I have seen, over 80% of the pupils, or students, that go to my school perform badly simply because either they don't pay any attention in class, or they skip class. And everyone knows that if you have no idea about what is being taught in class, when an assignment or test comes up, you will fail miserably.
What year did Michelle Obama skip second grade?
Michelle Obama attended grade school between 1969 and 1976. She graduated from Whitney Young High School in 1981 as the salutatorian of her class.
