Salvador Ramos academics

Why did Salvador Ramos suddenly get so bad in high school? He did so good in elementary and middle school, what went wrong in high school?

Well it is obvious, according to the police Ramos did not have many friends, and the fact that he suffered bullying as can be seen in different videos, and also that he was a problematic person in himself were the cause of his bad grades.

I also suppose that the pandemic affected him, he stopped caring about school and if I'm not mistaken, the Uvalde police mentioned in their report that he desperately tried to join a social group, this apparently being the cause of his extreme underweight.

I haven't found an exact reason why Ramos wanted to die, but it's obvious that the only thing he had in mind was committing a crime and he didn't plan on having a job.

Also if I'm not wrong, he constantly fought with his grandmother because of his grades, due to his behavior, probably stopping school was a way of challenging his grandmother or others

Drum$tick wrote:

Why did Salvador Ramos suddenly get so bad in high school? He did so good in elementary and middle school, what went wrong in high school?

1. Highschool is harder than Elementary and Middle school, people are more prone to do badder in Highschool than the other two.
2. As he got older he got more depressed and emotional which contributed to him not being able to focus and care about it as much.
3. He became more problematic and edgier as he got older which contributed to him not focusing and caring as much.
4. In Highschool he was bullied/teased more than compared to Elementary and Middle School.
5. He was looking forward to the shooting for around a year or so before it happened which greatly contributed to him getting badder grades.

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It's basically what i said, and ngl the number format its cringe

CoreyVanVonWeg wrote:

Darkness wrote:

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It's basically what i said, and ngl the number format its cringe

Only 1 point could be reasoned to be one of your points and maybe another could potentially be reasoned. And I can't argue about the number format because people are entitled to their own opinions.

Darkness wrote:

CoreyVanVonWeg wrote:

Darkness wrote:

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It's basically what i said, and ngl the number format its cringe

Only 1 point could be reasoned to be one of your points and maybe another could potentially be reasoned. And I can't argue about the number format because people are entitled to their own opinions.

Unlike point 1, which is a bit silly in my opinion since it is not a question of high school being more difficult but rather that Ramos simply did not care.

The other points are the same as what I said but in other way, Also I never said that you can't give your opinion, I just said that the format you used is cringe

CoreyVanVonWeg wrote:

Darkness wrote:

CoreyVanVonWeg wrote:

Darkness wrote:

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It's basically what i said, and ngl the number format its cringe

Only 1 point could be reasoned to be one of your points and maybe another could potentially be reasoned. And I can't argue about the number format because people are entitled to their own opinions.

Unlike point 1, which is a bit silly in my opinion since it is not a question of high school being more difficult but rather that Ramos simply did not care.

The other points are the same as what I said but in other way, Also I never said that you can't give your opinion, I just said that the format you used is cringe

When I said 1 point I wasn't meaning the specific 1st point just one of the other ones and I know you didn't mean I couldn't I'm just saying that I can't really argue about it because its someones opinion which is hard to prove right or wrong depending on the circumstances.