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Hallow · Post by **Hallow** » Apr 01, 2008 12:48pm

How should I know? I didn't make the system.

Yuki~ · Post by **Yuki~** » Apr 01, 2008 3:26pm

Hahaha.. this doesn't make any sense to me anymore XDD

Karin Rengu · Post by **Karin Rengu** » Apr 01, 2008 6:14pm

XD yea. . .it is nice to learn about the school systems of other countries though I must say!

Ms. Fluffy Butt · Post by **Ms. Fluffy Butt** » Apr 02, 2008 7:00am

Yeah... but i know people who are mostly 5 years older than his classmates.. (dumbass so much!)

Hallow · Post by **Hallow** » Apr 02, 2008 9:13am

I see.

Yuki~ · Post by **Yuki~** » Apr 02, 2008 2:27pm

Ms. Fluffy Butt wrote:Yeah... but i know people who are mostly 5 years older than his classmates.. (dumbass so much!)

Hahaha I know some people that are older than the class... XDD
When I was on the 6th grade (I was 11/12 years old), there was a girl who was 18 years old. But she wasn't pretty normal...
In my classroom there are a loot of people that will turn 18 this year. I mean, they are more than 1 year older than me! XDD 3th grade on high school here is about 16/17 years old.
I'm a senior this year

Karin Rengu · Post by **Karin Rengu** » Apr 03, 2008 2:59am

XD Really? In America, that's not even allowed! The 18 year old in 6th grade I mean.

Ms. Fluffy Butt · Post by **Ms. Fluffy Butt** » Apr 03, 2008 6:41am

Wow.. so how do they catch up on class?

Here in our country, it's never to late to learn. Even though you already have your own family, you can still have classes. And it's mostly because of lack of money to enter school. :<

Hallow · Post by **Hallow** » Apr 03, 2008 9:30am

I really don't know much about the education systems in Canada. I do know that in Ontario (a province of Canada) you need to complete 40 hours of community service to be able to graduate.

Yuki~ · Post by **Yuki~** » Apr 03, 2008 2:04pm

In Brazil you can leave school when you want, but if you do that before you finish it, you won't have much options of job.
There are a lot of people here that didn't go to school and they can't read and write more than their own name. That's sad. -___-'

Karin Rengu · Post by **Karin Rengu** » Apr 04, 2008 3:10am

That is sad. In America everyone is guaranteed a free education (pretty much required though) until they graduate high school. You can drop out when you turn 17 but sometimes theres not much of a point. And if you never went to school you are in the minority and it's just too bad.
In most schools you need 50 hours of community service to graduate but I only need 15 XD

Hallow · Post by **Hallow** » Apr 04, 2008 11:26am

Why do you only need 15?

divinephoenix · Post by **divinephoenix** » Apr 04, 2008 11:35am

Karin Rengu wrote:I'm 16.

I just turned 16 this year and I'm going to college in June or July

I have a classmate who transferred to Canada, I was shocked coz I chatted with him and ended up going to school one grade advance than what he really was supposed to be.

I also have a friend in US, who'll just graduate high school this year but I guess he's 2 years older than me XD

Hallow · Post by **Hallow** » Apr 04, 2008 11:36am

You're back! You've been gone a while.

divinephoenix · Post by **divinephoenix** » Apr 05, 2008 6:21am

yes, i know. Our internet connection was having problems then I got trouble logging in. But it's ok now ^^

Karin Rengu · Post by **Karin Rengu** » Apr 05, 2008 10:32am

Hallow Ichigo wrote:Why do you only need 15?

Because. . .I don't know. XD We only have one summer to do it so that may be why

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