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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] My family member has kids who only went to HS half-days to participate in their high level sport which I thought was insane. [/quote] How is it legal? Why did the school allow it? What about the subjects that take place in the second half?[/quote] Plenty of online schoolers starting in middle school to play sport almost full time [/quote] It’s another way for people to make money off parents who believe their kids will be superstars. Open only to the rich. [/quote] The parents recognize this and don’t put them through the torture of a mundane high school experience. [/quote] Wouldn't these be the students who need school's academics the most? Imagine if a child who was accomplished in math but behind physically and in English, History, etc went to a special school with limited PE, English, History, etc.[/quote] What? The kids are being allowed and encouraged to intensively train in the areas in which they have an actual future. It’s almost like a specialized and optional form of “tracking”.[/quote]
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