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<blockquote data-quote="ready2run" data-source="post: 489246" data-attributes="member: 11339"><p>i would ask for an exemption as well. actually i would probably tell the school 'it's not happening' and not even let them have a choice but that's just me. i also took the stand on homework as in, i don't do homework. i don't fight about homework. i don't review homework. i have enough problems without homework. i will occasionally help out with a project or a big assignment if the teacher asks me directly and respectfully. i also don't do 5 am wake ups. lol....i'm sorry you have to deal with that. i wouldn't be able to. i need my sleep and i hate morning.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ready2run, post: 489246, member: 11339"] i would ask for an exemption as well. actually i would probably tell the school 'it's not happening' and not even let them have a choice but that's just me. i also took the stand on homework as in, i don't do homework. i don't fight about homework. i don't review homework. i have enough problems without homework. i will occasionally help out with a project or a big assignment if the teacher asks me directly and respectfully. i also don't do 5 am wake ups. lol....i'm sorry you have to deal with that. i wouldn't be able to. i need my sleep and i hate morning. [/QUOTE]
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