Hi Jill!

I received your letter about being defiant to drop out. I think it's a bad decision because you've
already started studying and studying would be a bad idea. It's hard for all of us, but we have to
fight on, because when you achieve results in school and graduate, the satisfaction of what
you've done is very great.
I am writing to you because I want you to continue your studies. I know that you have to learn a
lot, but you can get through everything and in the end you will be glad that you didn't give up
and you will be able to find a good job. I know that your goal has always been to finish school
with the best possible grades, but sometimes to get them you need to work harder and not give
up. The main thing is the fight, because I know and the others believe in you that you can do it.
If you leave school, it will be difficult for you to find a job because you will not have an
education. more well-paying jobs are offered by companies that require higher education
accordingly. If you have a good education, the job will also be well-paid and not physically
demanding.
If you leave school, your parents will be disappointed because they had high hopes for you.
Parents also expect good results, because always you.
In my opinion, you should search with the teacher and agree on the best way to complete all
the tasks in order to finish your studies. You need to implement a daily plan in order to have
time to both study and do your daily tasks. By organizing and planning your daily studies, it will
be easier for you to do and you will be able to finish school. You can also ask your parents for
some help with your studies, because often parental support is very important for everyday
studies. Parents can also give valuable advice and suggestions.