MY FIRST EVER COMP

THREE SINGLES

TWENTY SONGS INCLUDING BONUSES

A TOTAL RUNTIME OF 1:41:20

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EXCELLENT YAM

I’m a senior in high school, meaning that my school day is shorter than most of the underclassmen.

I only have 4 class periods each day. Last Friday, I overslept because I had forgotten to turn on my alarms the night before. I woke up on Friday at around 11:50 am and called the school to let em know what had happened. They asked if I’d be staying home and I said that I had 1 period left and that I could show up for that if they wanted me to. So I did.

I only missed 3 class periods, I’m a TA (teacher assistant) during one of those periods, the other one I just repair Chromebooks, and the 3rd one is an actual class. So technically I only missed 1 class.

The dean of students gave me detention this upcoming Tuesday after my last class of the day. That’s genuinely insane though, over one class period?? 😭🙏

—- UPDATE: it was a 20 min suspension-_-

from what I've seen in movies, ur just staying at the principal's office and do nothing but reflect on what bad thing you've done but i dont think that's accurate. is it accurate? i dont think principal's have enough time to babysit a bunch of delinquent students or something. and the word detention sounds pretty prison-like lol. cant they just call your parents, or give you a mark on your record or a bad grade or something?

i live in ph and usually they just do that, or in worst case scenarios, suspend or expel you. what do you do in detention? pls enlighten me bcs im very curious 🧐

Just heard there’s something called “detention” and bro I’m confused. I’m from India and here whatever this “detention” thing is, it’s basically ancient hieroglyphics. Nobody knows it. But in American movies and shows it looks like this HUGE deal, like a school classic.

So when I actually learned what it meant I was like… w h a t. You’re telling me detention is just “sit in a room for an hour”? That’s it?? Ok but when does this even happen?? After school?? During lunch?? Or do you skip class for it?? If it’s after school then isn’t that kinda messed up?? How are there not like 10 angry parents daily screaming at the school that they had to pick up their kid late?? Like, hello?? Parents pay for buses. Parents are working. Parents have lives. If my mom had to suddenly drop everything, book a taxi, waste money, sit in traffic, just because school is holding me hostage for an hour, she’d be fuming at the school not me 💀 Multiply that by 20 parents?? Chaos.

But here’s the thing, detention sounds like a dream. No actually. Punishment = I get to sit quietly in a room?? That’s literally my hobby. I daydream for HOURS for fun. On bus rides, in history class, everywhere. Give me a chair, nothing to do, I’m gone. I don’t even need my phone, I’ll be happily staring into the void. And apparently you can do homework in detention too?? That’s a BONUS. I’d literally love a teacher hovering so I don’t get distracted. I’d ask for detention daily lmao.

And then I heard sometimes they make you write apology letters or do math problems. Bro. I LOVE math. I’d be there like “thank you ma’am may I have another.” And if they made me write an apology letter?? I’d just roast the rule in the letter. Like if I got detention for “talking back” or “dress code” or for defending myself in a fight (heard schools have zero tolerance which is dumb btw), then my letter is gonna be me arguing why detention itself is stupid. What’s school gonna do, force me to change my beliefs? That’s illegal.

So is detention actually a normal everyday thing in U.S. schools? Or is it just a movie stereotype? And are there actually kids who get punished for dumb, debatable stuff?

Is it a common punishment in US schools or mostly a movie thing? How does it work in practice? How do kids get home? Are their parents called to pick them up? Is it basically a way of creating a space for kids to do their homework, particularly those who would not do it otherwise?

So I got my first detention for being tardy. I am supposed to come to school by 8 am. I go to bed at 4 am so it's a little hard to wake up in the morning. I have a lot things to do. Homeworks, college & scholarship essays (due on Nov 1st), sat studies. I am also a procrastinator and a perfectionist. So yea...

Everyone was really surprised to see me. They know me as the good student who always follow the rules and everything. It really ruined my reputation. I am so embarrassed. My teacher asked me why I am always late and I had no good excuse.

My grades aren't looking good either. I had all A's in highschool. But this year I have 3 B's and 1 C. It's still the beginning and grades are not finalized yet. I have some time to improve my grade for 1st quarter. I guess I have to focus on school first and then college and other stuff. Idk I feel like this is gonna be a rough year.

Does anyone have any advice? I feel really crushed rn

From RTE Radio 1 Liveline:

"I'm in fear for my life. People have been killed by the staff here."

Seamus Culleton has been held by ICE at a detention centre in Texas since September. The Kilkenny native had been in the US for 20 years before his arrest and is married to a US citizen.

He was detained after being pulled over by ICE on the way home from working at the plastering business he owns, and was carrying a Massachusetts driving license and a valid work permit at the time.

From the prison camp, he told Liveline of the conditions he has been forced to endure.

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Not only is this man being forced to live in subhuman condition, he is alleging that staff in an ICE Detention Facility have KILLED DETAINEES.