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Input: This week in school we got to chose classes for junior year. I signed up for a few AP classes because I am already in accel classes and these would be the next step in the line of the curriculum. I also ended up not signing up for drama 3, and instead, chose to have a free period to study because of my AP classes. So come this last Friday, our application slips are due for our classes, and I turned mine into my counselor. Not even a few hours later I get an email from my drama teacher, let's call her H, saying that she wanted to "talk with me" in class.

I go to drama class and halfway through the class, once we've split up into our groups to do our scenes, H comes over to me and my partner, let's call her A.

H: "so did you yell at him yet"

A: she didn't quite understand "uhhh, no"

H: "he's not signing up for drama next year"

A: "why aren't you signing up"

Me: (I'm quite awkward and shy so I suck at conversing) "I don't know, I just have too many classes and don't have the time"

H: "you need to sign up for drama 3, you are taking to many AP courses and are gonna be overworked. You don't want to be studying all the time, do you?"

Ill give H credit here, she is right, I probably will be stressed, but I can deal with it, and I get it. 

H: "A, you are going to make him write an email to his counselor and he is going to drop a course for drama. You don't need to take computer science, its a useless class and are going to be overworked."

At this point I'm angry, but, I don't say anything. She walks off and me and A talk about whether or not I should drop physics. She tells me how it's hard, and that's understandable, but the math class I'm taking works hand in hand with the physics one, so if I drop it and take it senior year, I may not be too well off. Additionally, I wouldn't have a science course credit which is needed to graduate.

Class comes to a close, and I never got around to writing that email.

I find it so annoying how H just comes all up in my business and bosses me around, and barely lets me defend myself. Also, I find it super creepy how she was able to see my class list, I don't know how that works. I'm going to email my counselor, without context n the situation, and ask how a teacher may find my class list. 

Also, I probably should note, I didn't audition for the musical, for reasons unrelated, and she also emailed me a similar "lets talk in class thing." Not only this, but some other kids in my class didn't sign up as well for drama, and they got the same email. I find it super creepy, rude, and intrusive.

So WIBTA if I sent an email to her saying how I felt? I don't want to fuck myself over with my counselor wither, so what should I say? AITA for not signing up for the class?

emailing my teacher about her actions