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difficult child makes EVERYONE throw their hands up
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<blockquote data-quote="Irene_J" data-source="post: 150469" data-attributes="member: 181"><p>Your difficult child sounds a lot like mine. When she was in her junior in high school, she only had enough credits to be a freshman. I had told her when she was 18 that she was out of my house unless she turned things around. And my difficult child knew I meant it. Like Witzend said, my difficult child's peers were talking about proms and senior picnics and where they were applying to college. Something clicked. She went to summer school and an off campus program to make up her credits.</p><p></p><p>The CST really helped in finding programs to help her attain credits. But there are community colleges that can help with high school and college credits. My difficult child is really proud that she is a college student. It has done something for her self esteem. As much as she used to skip classes in high school, she attends class every day in college.</p><p></p><p>But, you may need to boot him out before he gets it. Once you say it, you must stick with it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Irene_J, post: 150469, member: 181"] Your difficult child sounds a lot like mine. When she was in her junior in high school, she only had enough credits to be a freshman. I had told her when she was 18 that she was out of my house unless she turned things around. And my difficult child knew I meant it. Like Witzend said, my difficult child's peers were talking about proms and senior picnics and where they were applying to college. Something clicked. She went to summer school and an off campus program to make up her credits. The CST really helped in finding programs to help her attain credits. But there are community colleges that can help with high school and college credits. My difficult child is really proud that she is a college student. It has done something for her self esteem. As much as she used to skip classes in high school, she attends class every day in college. But, you may need to boot him out before he gets it. Once you say it, you must stick with it. [/QUOTE]
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