Re: study of red****rting (late entrance to kndergarten)

In article <me0d84hok25nni7fsfchc90jno9ol7fp4q@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
 toto <scarecrow@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> I don't think that was the case really.  Our junior high did have
> *tracks* and I was in the higher track.  But I was still a child as
> the other kids were getting to be more *adolescent.*  High school was
> simply not that interesting.  I would rather have been studying what I
> wanted to study on my own.  I never made trouble though and was an
> honor roll student with *some* privileges because of my grades.

I'm sorry:  could you explain what an honor roll is again and what sort of

privileges it gives you?  I tried to look it up via Google Groups but
couldn't 
find out, though I'm sure I've asked before!

The only Honour Rolls in our schools list the school captains, s****ts
captains 
and duxes.  In older schools, one may see the names of former students who

have served in war.

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