But stuttering had got me - it wrecked what could have been a great end to my years in high school. So if you're still in school, I hope you manage to take that step that I only took a few months ago. I took a public speaking course and it helped a great deal. You don't get grades deducted for stuttering, but you do for lack of contribution. Explain to your teachers how you feel, and what you want out of your lessons.
Most teachers are at a loss concerning what to do with a stuttering pupil.
Then there are the career worries we all have. The job world can be compared to school in a way - interviews, presentations and talking to people are even more common during your working life. This might not be a big issue for many people, but it can be - depending on the situation. Most families are, thank God, very accepting and understanding about stuttering. Parents want you to be happy.