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Should i go to my sister's graduation or go to a field trip?

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Danae Hitch Profile
Danae Hitch answered

You go and support your sister by going to her graduation. It's a big moment for her. That's my vote, if that means anything. When I moved out after my high school graduation, I still had three siblings at home. I made sure I made it back home to each of their graduations.

PJ Stein Profile
PJ Stein answered

99% of me says you go to your sister's graduation. The other 1% says it depends on the field trip. If it something that is going to help with your future, like something that is going to give you some kind of experience that is going to help you get into college, you should do the field trip. But if the field trip is something that is just going to be "fun", that 1% goes back to your sister's graduation.

Jann Nikka Profile
Jann Nikka answered

Sister's 🎓 only happens once in her life.

Take the Field trip only if its medically necessary ;)

Tom  Jackson Profile
Tom Jackson answered

I would have skipped my high school graduation if it had been optional.

I skipped my college graduation and went to Europe. 

(The mailed me my diploma.)

The importance to your sister of your presence at her graduation is probably a relevant factor.

Talk to her and your parents to help you decide.

Barb Cala Profile
Barb Cala answered

That all depends on how important your field trip is.  We don't know how old you are, which graduation this is for your sister, or how far away you would have to go for your trip.  If the field trip isn't a big deal, then of course, go to your sister's graduation.  If it's a once in a lifetime opportunity for you to go on the trip .. I'm sure your sister will understand if you don't want to miss out.

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First I want to say that in this community we give great answers on a regular basis. But I have to say that every single answer here is some of the best answers I have ever seen here. You all answered and it was anonymous! Makes me proud to be a part of this community. There are answers here of heart, care, and wisdom. What's lovely is that the members who answered here are only a small sample of all the heart and wisdom that we have here. It's an honor to answer questions with all of you.

Go to her graduation. Celebrate her achievement with her and your family. She only graduates from this school one time in her life. Go make some memories.

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