That’s exciting! Here are some tips which I absolutely did not use in high school and sort of crashed and burned lol. But I use them successfully as an adult. (Audhd)

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Procrastination - it may help you to schedule some time doing homework or whatever each day. Like a time you’ll sit down at the kitchen table and work on it. I don’t know if body doubling like this is as helpful for autistic people as it is for just ADHD people, but it could be worth a try. Or schedule it for yourself someplace where you’re not distracted.

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Sleep schedule – this one really depends on what’s keeping you from going to bed. If you can identify that, you can work on it. I have to start getting ready for bed way earlier than the average person in order to actually get in bed on time.

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Sensory issues – it’s a process of learning to identify what’s really bothering you and accommodate it in some way (that is appropriate to the setting), but it’s hard to give specific advice since it varies person to person. Hopefully you have a few trusted people that can help you work on any compromises or get accommodations when needed.

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504 is your friend

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My IEP was soooo unhelpful for me. My advice is to keep going even if it gets hard as I stopped going towards the end and regressed a LOT. I would highly recommend sticking it out for the diploma

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Idk babe i dropped out and went to community college. High school is not worth a damn imo

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