How do you get home from school?
If you make out like you're sick, you can easily get yourself sent home from school. One easy way is to go to the bathroom once or twice during class. Then, when you come back tell the teacher you're not feeling well and you need to go home. If you get sent to the school nurse, tell them you have diarrhea.
You can avoid school for short periods of time by taking an educational field trip with your parents, joining a club or team the meets or competes during the school day, requesting a personal day, or faking sick.
You can convince your parents to let you stay home from school by faking a cold. To do this, start fake coughing as early as you can, like the day before, to make it believable. Besides coughing, you should sneeze occasionally and go to bed early to make your cold even more convincing.
Tell your parents that the teacher won't be in that day.
Tell your parents that there's no homework assignment or new lesson for that class. Let your folks know that it would be better for you to stay at home and study previous lessons from earlier classes. Don't do this if your parents know your teacher personally.
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If your school does not call when you're absent, you won't have to worry about your parents hearing from the school. Skipping school frequently is called "truancy" and can get you suspended from school. You may have to go before a judge who can order mandatory counselling, extra school, detention, or probation.
Wake yourself and your parents up around 1:00 A.M. and tell them you're not feeling well. If you're pretending to have stomach issues, tell them you just threw up (having left some fake vomit in the toilet). Force tears (if you can) to make it seem real that you're sick.
Personal Illness
Personal illness, especially contagious types, are almost always a valid excuse to take off time off from work. Employers don't want to find themselves with an epidemic of illness spreading through the workplace because this seriously affects operations and productivity.
- Bed sheets. Believe it or not, your bed sheets are a breeding ground for dust mites. ...
- Pillows. You'd never lie down on a pile of germs. ...
- Toothbrushes. You naturally have bacteria in your mouth. ...
- Cosmetics. ...
- Door knobs. ...
- Light switches. ...
- Refrigerator handles. ...
- Kitchen sponges.
- Heat their forehead. Most parents will touch a child's forehead to see if it's hot. ...
- Act sick. Sneezing, coughing and lethargy give the illusion of illness and accompany a good fever faking prank.
- Heat the thermometer.
Is a headache a good excuse to miss school?
Dear people without migraine, Migraine, unfortunately, fits all the criteria for a foolproof excuse: Attacks are horrendous and debilitating, are invisible to untrained eyes, and usually only last a day or two. But migraine is not an excuse.
Horace Mann is considered as the inventor of the concept of school. He was born in 1796 and later became Secretary of Education in Massachusetts. He was a pioneer in bringing educational reforms into society.

1. Personal illness (school may require doctor's note verifying absence after 10 days). 2. Quarantine under the direction of a health officer.
- Car (or Other) Accident. ...
- Death of a Loved One. ...
- Personal Illness. ...
- Child's Illness. ...
- Emergency. ...
- Car Problems. ...
- Medical Appointments. ...
- Miscellaneous Absences.
You're caring for a sick child or family member
Along with calling in sick, there's another equally good excuse for taking a day or more off: caring for a sick child or family member. These are both valid reasons to miss a day of work and qualify as an emergency that most employers will understand.