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Hangingon

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8. Almost 76

Reply to Duppers (Reply #7)

Sun Sep 17, 2017, 12:54 PM

Sep 2017

Some truth, but basically a cheap shot. Many in the "Codger" set use their experience to see improvements. Does the data show the number of high schoolers who work or take classes at community colleges?

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Why we will never start school at a decent time (and why our politics will always be fucked) [View all] NCDem777 Sep 2017 OP

more likely times are convenient for working parents who have to leave the house and msongs Sep 2017 #1

In FL, we had to catch a school bus at a few minutes after 6AM. School let out at 3PM. eppur_se_muova Sep 2017 #2

Yeah. It's those "codgers". Golden Raisin Sep 2017 #3

They ARE the ones who most strongly hold to traditions. Duppers Sep 2017 #7

Almost 76 Hangingon Sep 2017 #8

I live very near a high school. Cracklin Charlie Sep 2017 #4

We had a very small school district with only one high school cyclonefence Sep 2017 #5

As a former teacher you are preaching to the choir. BigmanPigman Sep 2017 #6