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Homework Assignments cartoons and comics

Get ready for a chuckle with our collection of homework assignment cartoons. Whether you're a student, parent, or teacher, these funny cartoons will remind you why homework can be both a struggle and a source of laughter. Perfect for presentations, educational materials, or a little stress-relief during study breaks.

Homework Assignments Cartoon #1

"During Lent we must share with poor children what we have in abundance."

Homework Assignments Cartoon #2

"Sure, Dad, I'll get right on my homework. Soon as I email Stacy, Oh, and I have to text Julie, Sara, and Toni. Oh, and I have to post today's pictures on my blog, and. . ."

Homework assignments cartoon #3.

"I think she marked yours in blue pen because she used up all her red on mine."

Homework assignments cartoon #4.

"My virtual pet at my online report."

Homework assignments cartoon #5.

"To be environmentally responsible I'm recycling my sister's old book reports."

Homework assignments cartoon #6.

"Don't go to my teacher's house. All she ever gives out is homework."

Homework assignments cartoon #7.

"Finish your homework first, then you can hack into Trump's tax returns."

Homework assignments cartoon #8.

"My teacher gives out a lot of homework. I hope I get a dog for Christmas."

Homework assignments cartoon #9.

"Sorry, eating homework isn't in my job description."

Homework assignments cartoon #10.

"I'm sorry...but homework is just not a core value for me!"

Homework assignments cartoon #11.

"Dinner will be ready soon, so don't fill up on homework."

Homework assignments cartoon #12.

"The next time you eat my homework eat it before I've actually done it."

Homework assignments cartoon #13.

"I sure hope Mom let's us keep him. He looks like he could eat a lot of homework."

Homework assignments cartoon #14.

"My head hurts but only when I do homework."

Homework assignments cartoon #15.

"No, you can't hire a temp to do your homework."

Homework assignments cartoon #16.

"Are you sure your teacher gave you time off for good behavior?"

Homework assignments cartoon #17.

"Sorry I'm late. I had to wait until my Dad finished my homework."

Homework assignments cartoon #18.

"Before I hand in my, 'What I did over the weekend' report, I want to be granted full immunity."

Homework assignments cartoon #19.

"My Dad thinks you give him, I mean me, too much homework."

Homework assignments cartoon #20.

"If my teacher keeps piling on the homework I'm going to have to get another dog!"

Homework assignments cartoon #21.

"Just how early can I take early retirement?"

Homework assignments cartoon #22.

"If you need help with your homework ask your father...and he'll ask me."

Homework assignments cartoon #23.

"Mom said I can't watch TV until you finish my homework."

Homework assignments cartoon #24.

"But you didn't say they had to make sense - you just told us to write a thousand words a day."

Homework assignments cartoon #25.

'Our little guy is busy with homework, or if we're lucky, some sort of social network start-up.'

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Soon-to-be Suffolk Law graduate shares story of struggling through homelessness

Timothy Scalona was 13 years old and playing video games when a sheriff’s deputy knocked on the door and told his family they had to leave their Wilmington home.

“In the beginning of my childhood, I lived what I thought was a peaceful life, sort of not rich but not poor either,” he said in an interview. “And then deteriorating circumstances led to the foreclosure that thrust us into homelessness.”

Scalona and his family bounced between low-end hotels as he began high school in Wilmington, typically sharing a room that had just two beds with his mother, stepfather, and six siblings. He felt his best chance of escaping poverty was through education, so Scalona focused on his schoolwork, even when at times his family was placed in a shelter more than two hours from his school.

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He went on to the University of Massachusetts Amherst and on Sunday he will graduate with a law degree from Suffolk University, with his family there to celebrate with him. Scalona, 25, wants to dedicate his legal career to helping families caught in the web of homelessness.

“I’m just really proud to have made it and survived this far,” said Scalona, who has penned op-eds for the Globe and other news outlets on housing law reform. “There was a point in my life where I didn’t know if I had a future, and I think that through some of the support systems and my education I have found a way to make how terrible the homeless experience was mean something.” ”

He said his family at first did not qualify for the state’s right-to-shelter program because their income was too high as his stepfather was still working as an emergency dispatcher. They stayed in hotels around Wilmington and nearby towns Tewksbury and Billerica.

As they moved to different hotels, the rooms they stayed in seemed to get smaller and smaller. Their “kitchen” was limited to a mini-fridge and a microwave, Scalona said.

“I knew I was homeless and I knew how isolating it felt to be ripped from my community and to be so ashamed, but the physical consequences of living in that space, so tightly packed with so many people and not a lot of food, over time I became, like, emaciated,” he said.

Scalona said the stress of homelessness eventually cost his stepfather his job, and it was at that point his family qualified for the state’s shelter system. It was a relief, as the family was no longer harnessed with the weekly costs of paying for a hotel room, he said, but it also came at a cost, as the state moved to place them in a shelter in Holyoke, about 100 miles from Wilmington, where Scalona and his siblings attended school and his family kept medical appointments.

“That was probably my lowest point ever, mentally and physically,” he said.

Scalona and his siblings commuted back and forth daily, about two hours each way, with their stepfather, who would drop them off at school and go to work at a job he found as an assistant manager at a convenience store in Wilmington.

Scalona said an attorney helped his family and was able to negotiate with the state Department of Transitional Assistance to place them somewhere closer to Wilmington. He said the attorney’s intervention and the difference they were able to make for his family helped inspire him to consider a career in law.

They moved into a Best Western hotel in Chelmsford, where Scalona recalled doing his homework in the hotel lobby where the Wi-Fi signal was the strongest, but sometimes he’d be shooed away by hotel staff. When he had to get on a Skype call to discuss group projects with his classmates, he’d find a bathroom away from his family’s cramped hotel room.

He also found ways to spend less time in the hotel. He joined Wilmington High School’s track and field team, and when he was 16, he got a job at Staples.

Scalona graduated from Wilmington High in 2016 and enrolled at UMass after securing several federal student loans, as well as need-based and merit-based financial aid, he said.

UMass also felt like a real home, he said, the first one he’d had since the sheriff’s deputy knocked on his door years earlier. But there were adjustments he experienced that he didn’t expect. For one, he found himself with access to more food than he’d had when he was with his family.

“It probably saved me in terms of providing me with an actual sustainable diet, but it was also difficult because I’d go back home during breaks,” where food was still limited, Scalona said.

After graduating from UMass, Scalona said he had his sights set on Boston and Suffolk Law School.

“I wanted to be in the center of it,” he said. “I wanted to be a housing attorney and my intention was to sort of be a legal aid person in the Boston area.”

At Suffolk, Scalona said he got involved with the Harvard Legal Aide Bureau, where he worked on student housing and assisted people facing eviction. He also worked in the public defense office and was an organizer with the National Lawyers Guild.

He said he’s finishing with about $200,000 in student debt and is interviewing to be a law clerk or housing legal aid attorney. He said he’s looking forward to celebrating his graduation with his family.

“I want them to feel the way that I feel, sort of know that we’re not too far gone and that there is a way out,” he said.

Nick Stoico can be reached at [email protected] .

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