help... i have to have a CONFERENCE!?

Question

i'm an eighth grader @ a school in southern california. and i'm having what people might call a panic attack. at my school, parents going to conferences are mandatory. that's okay. but the STUDENT HER/HIM-SELF going to the conference is also mandatory.
AND.
here are the questions that I really, really want answered...
*is a B- (or lets say.. an 81) bad considered to teachers, adults, and parents?
*i have a B-.. will the teacher say anything about it?
*what do you think the teachers will talk about...?
*will it be really awkward?
*should I be scared?

in all my other classes, i'm doing okay. B+s, A-s, As... but in SCIENCE with the weird science teacher that has a weird accent so that we dont have any idea what we're hearing... i'm getting bad grades.
ugh.

Answer 1

Your parents may be more understanding of your situation when they hear the teacher speak to them. I would not worry too much yet. You're still in junior high, and colleges don't look at those grades. You are doing better than I was in school, so keep your head up and don't be nervous. Everyone in life will want you to be successful.

Answer 2

Just be honest with your parents. Talk about the communication problem. Your grades are actually great, unless you need a 4 year scholarship to Ivy League.
Then there are learning centers to train you to pass all the collage boards, so still no sweat.
Good luck, and God Bless. I struggled through College, I can all ready tell you should do better than I have done. So chin up, and no lies!!!

Answer 3

It depends on the person and what the expectations are for that person. Like my daughter always brings home A's. So if she were to start bringing home B-'s I would be concerned.

Answer 4

Dont be scared go to a mirror and practice lying