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Were you guys allowed to go off property during high school
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 u2thebest2000 |
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Posts: 10004 (08/17/2008 10:30 AM) |
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sportsjunkie230 |
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Posts: 2147 (08/17/2008 10:30 AM) |
In 11th and 12 grades, yes! When we were seniors we could leave whenever we had a study hall, too.
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LuVaBlE BaBiE |
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Posts: 8648 (08/17/2008 10:44 AM) |
I went to school in the country. The only way you could leave is if you had a car. The lucky ones did the not so lucky ones didn't.
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pinkberry |
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Posts: 510 (08/17/2008 10:54 AM) |
No. They had taken that privilege away just a year or two before I went to high school because apparently students had been taking advantage of it so they
ruined it for everybody.
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doubleyouTeeEff |
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Posts: 2279 (08/17/2008 10:58 AM) |
No, we weren't even allowed outside. My school was full of a bunch of idiots who would ruin it and the administration knew that
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YvonneT |
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Posts: 21798 (08/17/2008 11:05 AM)
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yup
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One More Minute |
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Posts: 161 (08/17/2008 11:08 AM) |
No but the school did used to. The year they stopped allowing students to go off campus, the students rioted.
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SpectorLover |
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Posts: 3573 (08/17/2008 11:12 AM) |
Oh yea. They didn't care.
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PartyBoyInYourTown |
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Posts: 1249 (08/17/2008 11:18 AM) |
Yes, but unless we lived close by we didn't need to drive anywhere for lunch. Anything and everything was a short walk.
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POProcks08 |
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Posts: 1841 (08/17/2008 11:26 AM) |
HELL no. Sometimes we were allowed outside at the end of the lunch period but teachers stood at the end of the small patio out front and wouldn't let us
pass. And that lasted 10 minutes max. They were always really serious about the hall passes and everything too. Every damn step you took had to be documented.
I definitely told off an overzealous hall monitor over that once or twice.
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abby since 1984 |
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Posts: 49845 (08/17/2008 11:28 AM) |
Yes, my freshman and sophomore year. They changed it the year after though.
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MercuryAdore |
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Posts: 6939 (08/17/2008 11:28 AM) Current Events Scoop '07 |
Yes, senior year we were.
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saz632 |
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Posts: 7156 (08/17/2008 11:45 AM) |
Nope. I went to a small all-girl Catholic school. They were pretty strict.
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JaimJaim |
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Posts: 21717 (08/17/2008 11:54 AM) |
No. People went out anyway though.
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PinkSugar99 |
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Posts: 3834 (08/17/2008 11:55 AM) |
No but we did anyways!
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JellyAly |
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Posts: 1492 (08/17/2008 11:57 AM) |
juniors and seniors could.
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Hp GaL04 |
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Posts: 34618 (08/17/2008 12:02 PM) Most Dramatic '07 |
Nope. It was like a prison. During lunch, you had to be in the cafeteria until they dismissed you 30 minutes later. You could go to the restroom, but if you
wanted to go somewhere else, you had to get permission from the assistant principals. My school sucked ass.
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OCcaligirl |
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Posts: 4929 (08/17/2008 12:04 PM) |
Yup. I missed many classes because of that
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luckySC 0409 |
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Posts: 131 (08/17/2008 12:06 PM) |
Yep. Technically only for lunch, but we would always stay later if we had a free period right after.
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adreayoung |
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Posts: 12148 (08/17/2008 12:13 PM) |
Nope- our cars were locked within a chain-linked fence and if you did have to leave for like a doctors appointment or something then they had to get the
custodial staff to unlock it for you. But if you had Running Start or something like that, then you can park in the part where they didn't lock it up.
Plus we weren't close to any restaurants or anything. |
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