<p>Yeah it’s called senioritis. My school is not too hard but they have tons of tons of exercises and assignments. I hate doing lengthy and tedious hw 
.</p>
<p>This is a definition of senioritis on urban dictionary:</p>
<p>when high school seniors get lazy, no longer give a damn, and just cant wait till school ends
1: hey can i copy ur hw? i didnt do it. i was sleeping in class yesterday anyway
2: i didnt do it either
1: ah, well. screw it. i dont really care. senioritis, man.
2: amen</p>
<p>LOL.</p>
<p>Totally! </p>
<p>lol</p>
<p>Bad thing is my school ends after grade 9, so none of the 8th graders have been infected with senioritis but me.</p>
<p>I’ve had it worse than this… At my old school I knew I was leaving 5 weeks into the term and therefore would get no report card/nothing on my record… I was utterly appaling, I did literaaly no work at all. I mean right now at least I’m doing some of my work all be it half hearedly and late.</p>
<p>We finish in 8th but it’s a pretty seamless transition into high school so the people who are slacking off are the ones that always do. I appear to be the only infected.</p>
<p>Well, I don’t mean to scare you but just in case some of you guys grades have dropped alot, Boarding schools are allowed to rescind admission. Although, I am sure that type of problem won’t happen to you guys. My grades are about the same; I just need to get some of those A-'s up.</p>
<p>Most of the time boarding schools don’t rescind admission, even though they have every right to. And my grades haven’t dropped, it’s just that I find little motivation to study at school.</p>
<p>UF, I highly doubt they’ll rescend admission for a couple of Bs and mabye a C. I doubt that’d happen though, I got all my hw done due today in the class before it was due eg. period 1 in homeroom, period 2 hw in period 1 ect… It worked really well. I got my english essay done at lunch. I still have straight As and I highly doubt that’ll change.</p>
<p>You go to public; I go to private. You can do that; I can’t. Well, I can but I want A’s not C’s. And if your 1st marking period grades were A’s and most or all dropped to C-'s they would probably ask questions/rescind admission.</p>
<p>I went to selective private schools my entire life before this year, so I’m not entirely ignorant of what it takes to keep As in a competitive environment. Before I moved here I had As in all core subjects except math which was a B and Latin a B+ (which made me about 2nd in my grade, I think he gave 1 overall A the entire year) and placed in the top 5/250 in my grade. My study habbits havnn’t changed much really, I did a little more work at home but it was more of the 3am variety than doing it in class.</p>
<p>I am jealous of you guys who take latin. I had to take 2 years of spanish because my school only offers spanish or french. So in these two years, I’ve learned to say Hola and Como estas? thats it. I think I may switch to latin when I go to bs.</p>
<p>^^
my school offers only spanish and french as well :D</p>
<p>@ my school, the only option for middle school is latin and a lot of people hate it and wish they could take french or spanish! role reversal wishing much? :P</p>
<p>My school used to offer french and spanish. Now it only offers spanish. >:[</p>
<p>Oh, and right after my school sent out my 102 in science, it dropped down to a 96… ;)</p>
<p>I had to drop latin at PS and take fench instead. One thing i love about groton is I can continue both although latin would be my priority.</p>
<p>My school offers Latin and Spanish.</p>
<p>My school offers chinese, french,latin, and spanish in middle school. The spanish is really intense by the time kids come out of there they can hablo espanol like nobody else.</p>
<p>Except for the native speakers of course.</p>
<p>we have spanish, french, and chinese.</p>
<p>Yes, yes my grades have certainly dropped. 
(I’ll definitely be able to pull them up again before the end of the semester though, so its all good. :)) Haha applying to BS has had such a huge impact on my life its CRAZY!!!</p>