How can you convince your parents to let you move school?

Answer 1

It depends if they want to hear it or not. Make it as professional as possible. Find better attributes about the school you want to switch to: programs you are interested in, teachers who are concidered knowledgeable for their studies in a specific area, extra corricular activity. Or if it for personal reasons also include that fact that your current situation in just emotionally unsatisfying and why the reasons you want to change are important to you and your future success... Good luck. Also, you may want to present the test scores of your current school and the school you would like to transfer to. Anything on paper will help!!

(I'm a guidance counselor for 22 years and I have assisted students in transfering either to or from my school for various reasons)

Answer 2

Okay so if the school your at now really isn't working out for you then once you tell your parents the circumstances and why you want to change schools they should be okay with it and let you, if they think this is the best option for you.

I know that sometimes it could be embarassing tellinng your parents somthing like, you have no friends or are being bullied, but your situation isn't going to get any better unless you take action.

Try getting your parents alone, out of earshoy of any siblings and tell them whats been going on. In some cases it may not be nessercary to move schools once your parents know whats going on. The may be able to help your situation in another way.

The easiest and simplest way to break the news to them it to just say, mom, dad school isn't really working out for me lately, do you think i might be able to go to a new school. It may take some conferdence to say this to your parents and exsplain everything, but it will be worth it in the end whe everything is better.

Answer 3

i am gonna tell you my story i found two days before maybe it will answer it

my story...true

i was having high hopes that my best friend will go to hitchin girls school where i am going in July. she hade not come yet so i decided to play buldock with all the other children in my year. another girl who is my friend come and said im going highfield i said that's great good school i wonder where my best friend is going. girl says oh i already know your friend told me on msn she is going proiory. suddenly my positive thought coverd with neggitive thoughts i tried to cover my tears but when she came and gave a smiling face wich i know hade bad news behind it.now this you should not do i look at her and burst in tears that play time i was thinking how to resolve the problem i suggested we can keep in touch and go to each others houses and our problems was resolve well not intiley this other girl was nagging us and some people but we arte staying strong now that girl is going proiry and she gonna nagg us tomorrow. i love singing this song bout her. oh mama mama mama mama i am leaving my friend at the jubily garden. that's we say bye on our last day at school. we will be best friend forever wish me and and my friend luck thanx

Answer 4

Conduct arguments for why the school is a more advantageous decision on their part. Prepare ideas as to how to get yourself there via bus, if possible, so no extra work has to be done on their part. If money is involved, prepare a scholarship application in October to be submitted in December. If it is all filled out, this may help alleviate your parent's fears.

It will depend upon your motivation for their reaction.

Good Luck.

Answer 5

• The brain must create an idea if it wants to communicate to someone else.
• The brain must then send that idea to the mouth.
• The brain must tell the mouth which words to say and which sounds make up those words.
• Intonation patterns and accented syllables must be incorporated.
• The brain must also send the proper signals to the muscles that produce speech: those that control the tongue and lips and the jaw.
• These muscles must have the strength and coordination to carry out brain's commands.
• The lungs must have sufficient air and the muscles in the chest must be strong enough to force the vocal cords to vibrate. The air must be going out, not in, for functional speech to occur.
• The vocal cords must be in good working condition for speech to sound clear and be loud enough to be heard.
• The words produced must be monitored by our hearing sense. This helps us review what is said and hear new words and to imitate in other situations. If words are not heard clearly, speech will be mumbly when reproduced.
• Another person must be willing to communicate with us and listen to what we say.

So...

You: Mum, I want move schools

Mum: OK

Answer 6

There are several reasons why you may not be able to transfer schools. Schools have rules concerning school boundaries and you have to get permission from your school to go to another school. Usually they require an address in the area where the school is located. If you are in a district where schools are specialized into art or technology schools there may be a waiting list. So, it isn't just up to your parents concerning a transfer. I would suggest that you have a good reasonable talk with them about why you want to move.