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I'm a 16-year-old sophomore in High School who currently has failed the 2nd quarter, and due to attendance is failing the 3rd quarter as well. I've always had trouble getting up to go to school, and my parents always pushed me a reasonable amount to drill it into my head that there are things in life I have to do even if I don't want to. But, I'm beginning to fall behind due to excessive absences of over 2 to 3 weeks, and I'm not able to catch up at all.

My first quarter was absolutely fine, with absences here and there due to illness and a small injury, but nothing was out of the ordinary. Then, upon reaching the second quarter, I felt like something just kind of broke inside of me and I began to become more sluggish and tired as the days go by. After Christmas Break, I went to school for the week and haven't been back since for no good reason whatsoever other than I don't feel the drive to go. At this point, I'm very likely to flunk this year, because all of my grades were dropped to an F due to the attendance failure policy at my school.

At this point, I don't know what to do. There's a possibility of a conference between myself, my parents, the attendance administrator, and the guidance counselor. My parents have told me they'd support me if I chose instead to withdraw and "try again next year" or get my GED or just drop out entirely. But I don't want to do any of those options, I've visited counselors and they've told me I have depression, but have said they can't prescribe me anything to assist in motivation to do anything besides waste my life at home.
<bot>: I haven't been going to school regularly since October, and I'm knowingly digging myself further into a hole and I'm not sure where to go from here.