[f]I want to go to college without going to high school or really without finshing
When I started this year I was a 9th grade student taking two or three 8th grade classes and two 10 th grade classes but I got kicked out of that school and the teachers of my new school think I should go back to the 8th grade and stay there I have to do the whole thing over again after how long it took you to go over there
I want to say I love school but I don't think I can go over what I want over in the beginning of school is it normal to feel what I'm normal

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No, first legally you can't, second you would not be prepared for the more advanced studies without the basics learned in high school.

Not being harsh, but your writing/spelling skills reflect that you actually need to continue your education at the level your teachers are suggesting. You might be able to speed things up a bit if you apply yourself and then take CLEP tests (those are tests that you can take to "prove" you know a class' material at a mastery level without having to take the actual class). If you take and pass them you'll actually receive College Credit. Another option would be to Dual Enroll during your high-school years... this is an effective way to earn college credit while you're in high school. Although you have to be a certain age/grade level, it certainly will make your overall educational experience shorter. Another option might be to secure a GED (look it up on Wikipedia). Not all jurisdictions offer this option and you have to be 16 even to have a shot at one.