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Can an 18 year old live with out his or her parents and still continue to go to the same high school in Illinois?
Yes, but the high school has the right to kick you out if you are doing poorly, disrupting other students, or breaking the rules of the school.
Can your high school make you drop out?
A school can expel a student, but in public schools it usually takes a really serious reason. Private schools can make rules and expel students for breaking them, but they don't want to expel every student willy nilly because then they would close down.
Rules for Il high school football jersey numbers?
what are the rules to high school jersey number in california
How does a high school ice hockey player get suspended?
1. By breaking the rules of hockey in a major way. 2. For acedemic reasons. 3. For legal reasons.
Can you make out in high school?
It depends on what high school you go to. Some have rules that say you can not make out there and there are other schools that do not have any rules about making out.
What are Iowa's high school soccer rules?
the same as the other rules
Do high school soccer players have safety rules?
every sport training in high school has safety rules yes the have about 7 rules although i can't remember what they are they are very stupid rules though
Which High School Musical film was the song 'Breaking Free' in?
The song "Breaking Free" is from the Disney original movie High School Musical. It was the first in the a series of three movies which focused on two high school students in rival cliques.
What is Haines City High School's motto?
The motto of Haines City High School is 'Breaking Molds - Building Bridges'.
What are the kids “breaking free” from in the song Breaking Free (high school musical)?
they are saying the breaking free from schol and all the drama
What is a reason for someone to avoid their high school reunion?
The might of had problems with people in High School.
What are the basic rules to tennis for high school students?
it is the same as the normal offical tennis rules.
