LOL, Americia cant even afford to send kids to high school anymore.
 

This is some motherfucking funny shit.
Isnt is fun to have your life run by republicans?
I mean.... could'nt there be a better way to find money for corporate welfare?
What a joke.
Merry Christmas Americia.
Have fun with your bugget deficit.
http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/ar.../ln/ln33a.html

From reading your post, i think we can all conclude that you missed high school all together. You struggle to spell an elementary word: "budget", but yet you still sit there and laugh at how America is being ran. Typical. :1orglaugh

i thought the same as soon as i read the thread title. you beat me to it.

LOL, your kids, not mine.
It hurts a bit, dont it.

High school is ovverrated. I am putting my kids to work as soon as they can carry 50lb buckets.

Now there is a real americain talking!
I love it!
Whip!, Whip! Faster boy, Faster!

By the way, I like the two V's.
Educated in the U.S?
Dont feel bad bro, so was I.

>> No other state has tried a similar program, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures

bullshit, i know bunch of people that graduated highschool after 3 years here in California.

of course you can also take a GED after 10th grade and be done with HS.

or you can always be like me, go to highschool for 4 years, party your ass off and get high durring lunch time. Than get to college and realise how much your HS education sucked, and that the only way to get rich quick is to sell porn on on the web.

heres my highschool class photo.






http://academic.brooklyn.cuny.edu/hi...55/img0014.jpg

I think it's a great idea. If I could have cut senior year out of high school I would have still gone to the same college and had a one year jump on everyone.

Senior year of college was awful. Freshman year of college was great. And I don't think I would have missed anything of use.

Maybe the way to go is offer a diploma contingent on one more year of education at a legitimate college? Kid still gets educated, cuts out a year of wasted time, and saves money.

The downside is if you skip the year, you won't be 21 your whole time in college. That would suck.