Adult Learning Center

Before checking in at a private school, I was advised to look at the AEWC (Alternative Education and Work Center) program. Since it wasn't private (non-religious), I decided to check it out. My outreach consultant called up one of the AEWC locations and asked that I be put on their next "testing list". Then she told me that I would be accepted to the program no matter what after I took a reading test on a specified date. After taking the reading test with 15 other teenagers, more or less, it was discovered that I think on a 11th grade level (I'm in 9th grade). The only reason why I had to take that test was to see how many days of the week I had to attend class. I ONLY HAVE TO GO ONCE A WEEK! So heck ya I'm going to this program instead of a private school.

 

no way. once a week, you lucky dog. :D
(well your not a dog.)
Hope you enjoy it. :D

 

No way .....

 

Well, thanks for calling me a dog, I'll enjoy training.

I didn't get my acceptance letter yet but my outreach consultant ensured me twice that taking that test is enough.

 

Grr lucky... turns his back. turns again. nice job:)

 

your welcome... nah i'm joking. Your not a dog.
But that's cool about the school thing. You must be pretty smart, being on a 11th grade level. n' you'll be well chuft if ye get the acceptance letter.

 

Your lucky... I wish someone demolished my school >_>

 

Maybe someone will. <.<

With you and all your classmates still in it. >.>

 

O_O

I actually wanna go to school to learn about stuff.

But still, you get one day of school. Is it long? Or short?

By the way:

All advanced classes & knowledge greater then college kids > Knowledge of an 11th grader.

Same grade as you too.

 

The lady who graded my test said each day of school is three hours long.