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⌈ Secret Post #2580 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Yeah, I was in for a shock when I moved back

[(Anonymous)]

In my area there is only one school per town, and there is no choice to which school you go to. There was also no choices in what classes to take. The only choice was during senior year you could choose to take the 4th year science or not to. I was so confused by high schools on TV where people would get lost, or not know what classes to choose, or which school to go to. So yeah, gotta agree that High Schools, and schools in general, on TV is full of lies.

Re: Yeah, I was in for a shock when I moved back

[(Anonymous)]

We had some choices in school, but they were based on credits and tracks, like at a university. (Not exactly the same thing, since we didn't have a "major," just specific fields of study.) So I had to take some fine arts credits and some social studies courses, as that was my track, plus the general ed stuff. You could leave early senior year, but only if you were on a work waiver or taking college courses.

Also, Hollywood rarely mentions AP classes and SAT's! I was kind of surprised when Modern Family had Alex in them. But then again, I think it's only been in the past couple of years that AP has been as emphasized - when I was in school ten years ago, there were AP classes, but they were just what the super smart kids took. The SAT was definitely just as important, though.