When I was in school all the teacher and security guards knew me because I would always talk with them and joke around, so whenever they saw me out of class or somewhere else, they wouldn't come up to me or bother me at all. Maybe they thought I was doing something responsible for my class or maybe they thought they'd give me a break, I don't know, but it worked.
My Senior year, they were in the midst of rebuilding our school, so if you fell in a hole, it would be understandable that you were late. The school was totally stripped of everything and I was a senior so I would never see it finished. Bummer
Also in school, I used to play Varsity Softball, but I had a terrible coach (who got fired at the end of the season) that over worked me at practice, and if I told him something on my body hurt, he's say I was just complaining and work me harder. I tor my rotator cuff that year, and was out the rest of the season. The second year I was on the team I was battling depression and of course I had to go to a doctor for that so the new coach (in front of the team) would tell me to see my head doctor or tell me I need a therapist or what ever. He told girls they were too fat to be on his team, so they might as well not try out, he made an example out of my friend (who was a team mate last season) to the new girls as a wrecked lifestyle. She had gotten pregnant and wasn't allowed to play any longer.
I hated my highschool so much because I was going to go to school for sports and it ruined all my chances. So I went on independent studies (as I have mentioned a lot on here) and graduated with 97 people in my class that I never saw.