Looking back at the first high school I went to, just before the last day that I'm in tenth grade, the teachers thought I wouldn't get my diploma just because I failed due to not doing the homework there. They would always try and force me to do the stuff there, but that never worked in their favor. So when my family and I moved to Florida, I went to a new high school. The high school I went to was one in a college doing an adult high school program and each class was about an hour long so I would stay there for four hours and go home.

So the first time I went there I had to take a pretest to see what grade I should be in based on the knowledge I have on the test materials. After finishing the test they gave me I get my results and suggest I should be in twelfth grade overall, that's great but since I'm supposed to be in eleventh grade they put me in eleventh, the school gives a tour and my school id along with other students and after that the school year begins and I learn that the stuff I'm learning is stuff I mostly learned in 8th and 9th grade with the exception of math which is what I learned in 10th grade. The school year begins and I do the same thing I've always done, hardly do the homework unless I can do it in the class and do the test. So I pass the test as usual and turns out that one of the administrators doesn't like what I'm doing and complains to me about not doing the homework after the first half of the school year is over.

The second semester goes the same way and half way through the counselor wants to speak with me and understands that I'm not a huge fan of school and lets me take the test with out doing the rest of those classes. I went and did the test and turns out that I passed and they gave me my high school diploma though not sure why they did it one year early. In my opinion, the teachers in my first school only followed what the government wanted in the end and the second was better. Although I never did the homework, that didn't prevent me from passing and getting a diploma, thanks for reading.