Chris' class schedule senior year -

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UmbrellaKreed

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Hi all, long time / first time here. Between digging around the CWCki and cross checking with Manchester High's website, I think I reconstructed Chris' schedule from senior year:

  • Day: Odd
    Period 1 English
    Period 2 Trigonometry
    Period 3 Lunch*
    Period 4 Computer Graphics
    Period 5 Spanish II

  • Day: Even
    Period 1 English
    Period 2 Photography
    Period 3 Lunch*
    Period 4 Contemporary Living
    Period 5 Coping / Study Hall

Since English is the only class that meets for one block each day, we'll assume it's 1 credit and all the others are half a credit. This gives him 4 total credits his senior year, split among 7 classes. Of these, Computer Graphics, Contemporary Living, Photography, and Coping are all arguably complete fluff, requiring assignments like making CD covers. Of the three "real" classes (English, Trig, Spanish II) we note that Spanish II is typically intended for sophomores, not seniors, and Trigonometry is typically intended for maybe juniors if not sophomores.

Based on this, I claim that Chris probably did make honor roll, but certainly not while doing anything challenging.

*Note: It's hard to accurately place when lunch occurred. In Chris' writings he switches between referring to "third period" and "the third class he had that day", although it's clear that he left school after Spanish, and although he rode the short bus, he left at the same time as everyone else (cf Jackie emails). In his "Week with CWC" project he skips from period 2 to period 4 on Tuesdays, which ultimately lead me to conclude lunch was during period 3.
 

Grand Number of Pounds

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Trig, computer graphics, photography and contemporary living may also be semester classes, which means he took four other classes during the first semester of his senior year. I don't know how his classes worked.

English may also be the only class required during senior year, because here in Ohio I just had to take English and government my senior year. All the other classes are electives.

I don't think Spanish II is that unusual for a senior to take. I took French II my senior year, although I was with freshmen. Again, here in Ohio we could take three years of a foreign language or two years of two languages to get a diploma with honors.

I didn't take trig, but I took a functions, statistics and trig my senior year, which is typically for juniors (I didn't take math my sophomore year).

He may not have intentionally taken easy classes (although with Chris's reputation, he probably did) but just took random classes to fill out his schedule.
 

Kosher Dill

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He'd probably have had some sort of gym class too, wouldn't he?

As for trig and Spanish, they're definitely unambitious choices, but nothing that screams "tard". Either way, Chris's honor roll came from teacher apathy, not easy class choices. There's no class easy enough that a sheltered autistic can sleep through it and legitimately earn As and Bs.
 

Grand Number of Pounds

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Gym class was in freshman and sophomore year, at least for me.

Gym might have been an elective during his upperclassman years, but Chris probably got made fun of during gym class, and he's not exactly the most active person out there.
 

snowkitten91

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GrandNumberOfPounds said:
Gym class was in freshman and sophomore year, at least for me.

Gym might have been an elective during his upperclassman years, but Chris probably got made fun of during gym class, and he's not exactly the most active person out there.

What are you talking about? He's clearly a FIT (and STRONG) MAN! Those other JERKS were most probably just jealous of our poor Apple Chrisp. :lol:

[youtube]TREWHpjD2Rc[/youtube]
 

Anchuent Christory

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GrandNumberOfPounds said:
Gym class was in freshman and sophomore year, at least for me.

Gym might have been an elective during his upperclassman years, but Chris probably got made fun of during gym class, and he's not exactly the most active person out there.

Yeah, to be fair this is a situation where I'd feel sorry for Chris. Even if he wasn't a knob-end, he'd be bullied relentlessly during gym, and that's not nice for anyone.
 

random_pickle

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snowkitten91 said:
GrandNumberOfPounds said:
Gym class was in freshman and sophomore year, at least for me.

Gym might have been an elective during his upperclassman years, but Chris probably got made fun of during gym class, and he's not exactly the most active person out there.

What are you talking about? He's clearly a FIT (and STRONG) MAN! Those other JERKS were most probably just jealous of our poor Apple Chrisp. :lol:

[youtube]TREWHpjD2Rc[/youtube]

Oh dear god :(

At 0:46, you can see his ass
 

cypocraphy

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In my high school, seniors were allowed to go home for lunch (many of us also had 2 periods for lunch because of that). Not sure if it's the same everywhere, but I'm guessing Chris ate at the school?
 

Not Bluckles

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bungholio said:
In my high school, seniors were allowed to go home for lunch (many of us also had 2 periods for lunch because of that). Not sure if it's the same everywhere, but I'm guessing Chris ate at the school?

It varies a lot by school and by neighborhood, but the trend is to eliminate this for security reasons (too many people leaving and entering the building in the middle of the day, hard to make sure nobody bad gets in). I graduated in 2007 and was never offered the option to leave the building for lunch. Not sure what rural Virginia was like then, though.
 

Tubular Monkey

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I was lucky. My high school allowed everyone from the second semester of freshman year on to leave the campus and eat around town. But then I graduated a week or so after the Columbine massacre, so it was a pre watershed era.
 

Bugaboo

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I think the real question was did Chris get in any trouble for calling the other special needs students "slow in da minds" Seriously if I pulled that shit I'd have to rewrite that whole thing.
 

MysticMisty

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At my high school they didn't allow anyone to leave campus during the day unless accompanied by a parent, but that's because they knew if they allowed students to leave campus for lunch, even only seniors, they'd eagerly ditch school for the rest of the day. As it were, since Chris was in Special Ed and rode the short bus, even if they did allow students to leave campus for lunch there's no way that they'd let the Special Ed students do so unattended.

As for his openly referring to his fellow students as slow-in-da-minds, they probably let it slide since he was part of that group and possibly because of Bob.
 

Hyperion

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Wait... did you guys really obey the rules about not leaving for lunch? I had no idea I was such a rebel.
 

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In 07-08, when I was a senior in HS I got a free period and could leave. There was a coffee shop near the HS and some other stuff, so that's where most of us went on our free period.
 

Long Sun

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We could leave in all grades but then I graduated 10 months after 9/11 so things may have changed
 

Bugaboo

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When I was still going to school students were free to leave the property at lunch or during a spare to pick up a meal or some coffee, this was about 7 months ago
 
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ON 190

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It technically wasn't allowed at my school, but if you were a decent student and stayed out of trouble the teachers didn't care and would set you free for a bit. Hell, gave THEM some peace and quiet.
 

MysticMisty

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Crazy Pacer said:
Wait... did you guys really obey the rules about not leaving for lunch? I had no idea I was such a rebel.
My high school locked all the entrances except for the teacher parking lot. And they always had a monitor at that gate to check who was coming and going. I went to kind of a bad school.
 
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