Walt Disney dropped out of high school at the age of 16 to join the Army during World War I. However, he was rejected due to being underage and instead took a job as a commercial artist. This decision set him on a path toward his future career in animation and entertainment, ultimately leading him to create the Disney Empire.
Yes, Walt Disney did quit high school
Walt Disney began his freshman year at McKinley High School but never graduated.
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Walt Disney struggled academically in high school and did not do well in his classes. He dropped out of high school at the age of 16 to join the army but was rejected for being underage.
he studied at McKinley High School
Walt Disney didn't attend college. He didn't even finish high school. He dropped out to join the army.
Walt Disney attended high school at McKinley High School in Chicago, IL.
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No, Walt had long left school by then, as he dropped out of high school in 1917. In 1928, Walt was producing the earliest Mickey Mouse cartoons.
Walt Disney attended the Benton Grammar School in Kansas City, KS from 1911-1917 and McKinley High School in Chicago, IL from 1917-1918. In 1918 he dropped out with hopes of joining the army but joined the Red Cross instead. He never graduated high school or attended college.
When the Disney family moved to Marceline, Missouri when Walt was very young, Walt lived his early years carefree. Unfortunately, not much is known of where Walt went to school during this time. Later on, Walt attended Benton Grammar School in Kansas City, Missouri, with his sister, Ruth. After transitioning from elementary/middle school to high school, Walt attended McKinley High School in Chicago, Illinois for a few years. During this time, Walt also took night classes at the Chicago Art Institute (he also attended Kansas City Art Institute during his middle school years as extra). A few years into his high school career, Walt became interested in World War I, even going on to drop out of school to volunteer for service (he was rejected for being too young). After he was rejected, Walt did not attend a college, but went on to create and work on animation and movies -"This question has been researched, and may have some indirect material from another source"-
He went to McKindley High School in 1917, where he learned to draw animation.