<p>If my school had APs my favorite would be US History. My favorite subject :):):)</p>
<p>@lldm21 We had about the same number of problems. My ap chem class met up 6 times in the summer to go over homework and do a lab. I didn’t enjoy having to get up so early for a 7am class in the summer. Or staying up late the night before doing chem problems for several hours.</p>
<p>I look forward to the class though, I’m up to the challenge. I heard that most of the recommended AP chem labs take over an hour. I have no idea when we are going to do our labs.</p>
<p>@Miw: That’s … kind of ridiculous. At least 4/6* (not 5) of us didn’t even start the work until last week, and school starts this Thursday. I’m glad you’re looking forward to it, though. My school runs on the A/B day 84-minute block schedule, and A days are for instruction/non-lab work, and B days are labs, with the last half of the period being a study hall.</p>
<p>@lldm21 That must be nice. We just have 6-one hour classes. I don’t know if we still have homeroom on Mondays. If we have homeroom on Mondays, we could do the labs then. Homeroom used to be like 35 minutes after 1st hour. And AP chem is first hour. If we do try and use homeroom to do the labs, we probably won’t be able to. Stuco will most likely meet during homeroom and half of my class is in stuco. So we’re probably going to have to come to school early to do the labs 
or do them on the weekends. And she seems like a morning person. I’ll be ****ed if we have to come in at 7am on a Saturday to do labs.</p>
<p>Random: Hate my schools dress code :/:/</p>
<p>ap psych. trig stats. regular english. us history. child development. anatomy/phys.</p>
<p>@Joshua How bad is your dress code? We just got a new one, and I really hate it!</p>
<p>I don’t care for our dress code but I suppose it could be worse. Our tops have to have a collar and have to be tucked in at all times (even if we’re wearing polos =/). Pants have to be khaki or black/navy, and they can’t be jean.</p>
<p>My dress code is just enough to keep people from coming to school naked, and it isn’t exactly enforced that well.</p>
<p>My dress code is pretty basic, nothing super short or revealing… no tank tops. It basically gets disregarded come the middle of may when it gets to be 50-60 everyday</p>
<p>Well my school have to wear a blue top polo or dress shirt( must wear a tie) and a black or khaki pants. I don’t think we are suppose to wear jean material but I get a way with it :):). Anyways I hate it because we have to wear it every single day of the year except for regents week. It just gets tiring wearing the same thing over and over and over again :/.</p>
<p>That is annoying, we have a dress code but not a uniform. Basically nothing with something offensive on it, shoulders covered, shorts/skirts must be fingertip length and shoes have to have a back.</p>
<p>I will I have your dress code because it’s not really a dress code :/. I remember when I was a freshman dress code was very strict and I mean very. Then sophomore year came and school regulation dropped a bit. Then this coming junior year they stated they “did some changes” but I don’t see any.</p>
<p>We just can’t wear shirts with images or text on them. All shirts must be tucked it. All pants must be belted. No hoodies or sweatpants. It’s not too bad, but I preferred the old laid-back dress code better.</p>
<p>Gesh at the tucks in shirts 
with belt. I mean the only time I have to tuck in my shirt is when my school goes to a law firm or a court but I usually wear a suit when I have to do that. Also we can’t wear hoodies either but we can wear sweatpants (I think). We have to change for gym as well and I think we can wear are gym stuff after gym to classes but not before</p>
<p>My uniform is very strict. A lot of the rules used to be not strict at all but this year they hardened. Skirts (navy blue) no more than two inches above the knee. Pants must have belt loops and belt, of only brown or black color, must be worn. Shirts must be only sold white and may have no logos at all (not even the tiniest AE logo) and must be tucked in. Shoes have to be black or brown, socks have to be black, navy blue, brown, or white and cannot have any logos at all (not even a Nike check). Necklaces should not be seen. No more than two studs per ear. No makeup. Only natural hair and hair color. Pants should not be overly tight (on girls) or over baggy (on guys). No hoodies. Sweaters can be only navy blue and can have no logos and no patterns at all (my friend got in trouble for having a partially see-through florally patterned sweater). There’s a few more that I’m probably missing. It’s a bunch of stupid regulations, and I’ve already gotten in trouble twice for something that they would not have looked twice at the last two years. It is only the fifth day…</p>
<p>I have no uniform. We technically have a dress code but no one follows it</p>
<p>@collegeluva that is HARSHH!!!. You school sounds its teachers are callus and rigid :/.
@superstarlala lucky you. I wish my school was like that.</p>
<p>LOL tbh, i don’t know what my school’s “dress code” is but some skank could come to school butt naked and no one would bat an eyelash.
i know this sounds weird but i went to catholic school for a few months and i would do anything to get my uniform back. the polo shirt and kilt didn’t look terrible and it makes getting ready in the morning 10x easier.</p>
<p>^lol that’s funny XD. Schools states the only reason why we I force uniform policy is they don’t want us to make at other peoples clothes.</p>