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Filling the

Requirements

In order to graduate, students must complete four <se-

mecstens of practical arts classes. These are classes

which help students learn, well, practical skills, like cook­

ing or repairing their car. Whatever tickles their fancy, quite frankly.
Some students evenly distribute these classes in their schedules, taking one or two
each year, surpassing the required number of practical arts classes. O thers wait until
their senior year, realize they need four semesters of these classes if they want to
graduate, (barb Walker was startled when, with only two days of school left, she
realized that she had only taken three p.a. classes, but don t worry folks- it was just a
miscalculation). What some students don’t realize, though, is how important these types
of classes really are. Laura Ahl, who teaches several different practical arts classes,
said, “1 feel practical arts classes are important because students need to know how
to do practical things."
If you are still reading this 1 am very surprised, for this must be the single most boring
story I have ever written. As a reward for sticking with me, I d like to express my
appreciation in the form of free money. Just open up Mrs. Dice s savings account,
A296136, and take as much as you want.