Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: So a few years ago, I was a freshman/sophomore in highschool. I was going though a major depression and was having panic attacks weekly so I basically stopped going to school, and got into homeschooling.... however the principals of the school didn't tell me teachers what was happened to me and just took me off the roster. This made most of the teachers and my friends that I didn't know outside of school think that something bad/fatal had happened to me.

 So basically I, for the most part  was MIA to my teachers. One of these teachers is Mr. J. Mr J was one of, if not my favorite teachers in highschool. He teaches/teached Latin. Mr.J was always pressuring us to continue taking Latin until Latin IV, so the class would have enough students to actually have a real class. (Without me it would've been like 3 students I think?)

After I finished the year I vanished, I took a year off and came back for my junior year. Coincidentally, Mr. J was in the library where I was registering for school. Mr. J comes up to be a politely asks what happened to me a year ago. I told him my story and he asked if I would be continuing Latin. I said no and I apologized. He said it was good to know I wasn't dead.

Cut to my senior year, I kinda want to join the Ultimate Frisbee team but Mr.J is the coach. My best friend who used to be the best player on the team, is heavily pressuring me to join, and honestly, I want to.....but Mr.J is pretty icy, basically giving me the cold shoulder whenever I talk to him, responding as little as possible. I'm fairly certain I've offended him by not continuing Latin but honestly I have no idea. AITA?

Leaving School with no notice