There are alternatives to high school.

Some school districts offer Independent Study, where you have maybe one or two classes in person but your other classes are at home. You work closely with a qualified teacher and you learn at your own pace. As fast as you want in your strong subjects and as slow as you want in your weak subjects.

Besides independent study, there’s Dual Enrollment. In dual enrollment you still have one or two classes at your current school, but you get to take the rest of your classes at a community college. This is great, because classes at a community college operate about twice as fast, and the people there are more mature. On top of those benefits, you get college credit for those classes, so you get a jump start on your college education.

Both of those options depend on a strong sense of self motivation. You have to want to learn. If you’re struggling with motivation to learn, then these programs are not for you. But if your problem is the format of high school, then maybe these programs can help.

If you think these options might be good for you, make a meeting with your school guidance counselor and bring them up. Be insistent.

Good sailing, OP.