reading for school Options

[xTINAA]

How many of you actually read the books you are assigned to read for school? This year my class has read 5 books and I've only fully read 1. The rest I either start to read and never finish the last few chapters or I only read the first few chapters, get bored with it, and go on sparknotes or pinkmonkey. So what about you??

[travnewmatic]

haha biatches, i dont have an english this year! when my family and i moved a few years back i had to change school districts. in the school district that i came from, english started in 8th grade, and went to english V in 12th grade. in my new school district, the kids here start english in 9th grade and go to english IV in 12th grade. THAT MEANS that im an english ahead of everybody else. so while everybody else is stressing about senior english this year, im not breaking a sweat because i took senior english last year! the only bad thing though is that all of the announcements about our class (in my case, class of 2005) are sent out through the english classes. this wasnt so much of a problem becuase last semester i sat in the 7th period english class (who is taught by the same teacher who i had for english III my sophomore year) beuase (a) thats the same period my girlfriend has english and i enjoy sitting next to her and because (b) i didnt have anywhere else to go becuase i dont drive to school and there istn really anywhere else id rather be/anything else id rather be doing. NOW things are different. my gf decided to change her schedule, so now instead of having 7th period english, shes now an aide for japanese 1 teacher (she did this so that she could graduate under national japanese honor society, which only works if youre enrolled in some sort of japanese class the last year of high school). im not going to sit in that english class if shes not there, so now i sit in the japanese room. not english. no announcements. well have to see if this all works out... and whether i graduate on time... haha