My hometown is so small, that we only had one school. K-12 in the same building. K-6 in the elementary wing, 7-12 in the secondary wing.
When we reached 7th grade, it was as if we were in high school. We weren't in classes with the high schoolers yet, but we were with them in the hallways, study hall, the lunch room.
It was Republic-Michigamme Schools, way up by Lake Superior. Since we had small class sizes, we learned. They didn't just rubber stamp you through. It was sink or swim.
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My hometown is so small, that we only had one school. K-12 in the same building. K-6 in the elementary wing, 7-12 in the secondary wing.
When we reached 7th grade, it was as if we were in high school. We weren't in classes with the high schoolers yet, but we were with them in the hallways, study hall, the lunch room.
It was Republic-Michigamme Schools, way up by Lake Superior. Since we had small class sizes, we learned. They didn't just rubber stamp you through. It was sink or swim.
What do you mean?