A possible concise summary is:
The user is a YouTuber who left public school to do online school because she was unhappy, stressed and unmotivated. She explains the reasons why she made this decision, such as moving to a new city, missing classes, getting suspended, feeling depressed and not trusting people. She also talks about how she values education, trusts herself and doesn't care what others think of her. She ends the message by thanking her subscribers and promoting her social media.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The speaker recently moved to Edmonton from a small town.
2. The speaker's parents live in their old town, while they live in Edmonton with their sister.
3. The speaker's mom wanted them to attend a public school instead of online school.
4. The speaker initially attended a public school in Edmonton but struggled to adjust.
5. The school had 3,000 students, which was a big change for the speaker.
6. The speaker missed the first week of school due to registration issues.
7. The speaker had trouble catching up on schoolwork, especially in chemistry.
8. The speaker's grades were around 70, but they aimed for an 80.
9. The speaker met many subscribers at school, but people mostly knew them as a YouTuber rather than trying to get to know them personally.
10. The speaker felt like people only talked to them because of their online presence.
11. The speaker was asked to follow people back, take pictures with them, and give shoutouts.
12. The speaker's motivation to attend school declined, and they started to feel depressed.
13. The speaker has struggled with depression and suicidal thoughts in the past.
14. The speaker decided to leave public school and switch to online school.
15. The speaker's mom eventually signed the necessary forms to unenroll them from public school.
16. The speaker is now registered for online school and plans to graduate with a diploma.
17. The speaker values education but prefers online school for their own well-being and happiness.
18. The speaker is not planning to attend a real school for the rest of their high school years, except possibly for the last semester of grade 12.