[BenShapiroHackerMan]

Ok so my High School has made schedules for the coming and I have been royally fucked. So I was wondering if there was a way to possibly access the schedules through an admin account or something else.

https
://
studentconnect
.asdk12.org
/production/
studentportal

Yeah apparently I can't post links

[Nima304]

Work with your guidance counselors to get your schedule changed. Hacking your school is a really bad idea, I speak from experience.

[BenShapiroHackerMan]

Work with your guidance counselors to get your schedule changed. Hacking your school is a really bad idea, I speak from experience.

I would do this but my school has decided that I can't change my classes until school starts. At which point all of the teachers would be filled up. As my schedule is right now I have the hardest teachers I can take for my courses. This is all due to my fuckhead of a counselor that hates me.

[Average_User]

If you honestly lay out a convincing case as to why you need a schedule change. Your school is more than likely going to accommodate. I'm not sure if your guidance counselor has the final say, but you can always speak/email the teachers/principal/other staff directly and tell them your situation. Don't worry to much about this, In the first couple of weeks everyone is shifting around anyways. Just get it done by then before everything is settled down.
Good luck!

[pools closed]

Ok so my High School has made schedules for the coming and I have been royally fugged. So I was wondering if there was a way to possibly access the schedules through an admin account or something else.

https
://
studentconnect
.asdk12.org
/production/
studentportal

Yeah apparently I can't post links

Didn't read the other fuckshit in this thread, but this worked for me EVERY time back in highschool. Make a meeting with your counselor and tell them you're on a medication and you need to take it at a certain time (lunch) and with food, and they'll move your lunch no questions asked. They won't even bother asking questions because they'll be afriad of a lawsuit for hurting your feelings or something, 2019.

[Doctor.]

Didn't read the other fuckshit in this thread, but this worked for me EVERY time back in highschool. Make a meeting with your counselor and tell them you're on a medication and you need to take it at a certain time (lunch) and with food, and they'll move your lunch no questions asked. They won't even bother asking questions because they'll be afriad of a lawsuit for hurting your feelings or something, 2019.

Lmao that gave me quite a chuckle. If all else fails OP, giving the counselors a medical reason will almost certainly work.