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I had teachers that cared a lot. It was everything else that I hated. The other students, the schedule, the mountains of rote work.
High school had this nasty vibe that made my skin crawl all the time I was there. I didn’t want to go to class anymore. I stopped going and eventually dropped out.
Decades later I finished high school through online courses and then went to university and got my degree. Wish I’d taken that option earlier.
That's how my wife experienced school also, I think she started faking illness and then she quit around grade 10, later in life went to college and was an A student.
Single path seems unhelpful for many people