In the middle
I don't like hot weather
If it were right in the middle at 75
I'd be one happy camper
P.S - I'll admit this is super cheesy. I take full responsibility.
While I have grown as an English student, I, like everybody, have weaknesses. I still have trouble with recognizing what part of speech some words are, and other than that I have trouble with writing introduction paragraphs. I am an avid reader, which helps me to read books and analyze their text accurately and quickly.
The problems that I encountered while making this portfolio was mostly involving the amount of work that I had lost track of. I still had the work, but it was a digital copy, so I had to get it re-edited. Going back through all of this work was truly an amazing experience. I thought looking back on all my work and seeing how much I’ve grown is a truly valuable experience.
The piece I’m most proud of is my Macbeth character analysis. I’m proud of this piece because it was my first BM in English. I remember how I felt after completing it, and that feeling is why it was my favorite piece.
Thesis: Macbeth started out as an innocent but turned into a bloody tyrant who was feared by all because of his cruelty.
In act 1, scene 2, page 4, line 15, Scotland has just won a war against nor-weigh because of the brave fighting of Banquo and Macbeth. A bloody captain speaks to the lords and Duncan about how Macbeth is brave, valiant, and a good warrior. “But all’s to weak: for brave Macbeth-well he deserves that name- disdaining fortune, with his brandished steel, which smoked with bloody execution, like valor’s minion carved out his passage, till he faced the slave, which never shook hands nor bade farewell to him till he unseamed him from his nave to the chaps, and fixed his head upon our battlements.” In this quote Macbeth is so far portrayed as a brave valorous person that everyone likes. He is also very loyal to his cause because not everyone has to kill in such a flashy way. He seems like a person that commands respect from everyone at all times. Macbeth so far is feared on the battlefield, but is respected off of it as a loyal person.
In act 1, scene 3, page 12, line 144, the three witches have just popped out and told their prophecy to Banquo and Macbeth. Macbeth is talking to himself about the witches’ prophecy. (Aside)“If chance will have me king, then chance will crown me, without my stir.” This shows that Macbeth doesn’t really want to be king, but if he should become king it would be welcome. Macbeth says this aside to himself, which shows that he doesn’t want his companions to know exactly what he is thinking about. He also says that he will not pursue this idle thought that he may become king because it may lead to bad things and thoughts.
In act 2, scene 1, page 25, line 37, Macbeth is talking to himself mulling over if he should kill Duncan or not. Lady Macbeth has been egging him on, so his mind is wavering and his loyalty is failing. “Art though not, fatal vision, sensible to feeling as to sight?” Macbeth is having an illusion of a dagger floating around, and is thinking of taking it and sticking it into the king. He is being convinced which shows that he is weak willed and is easily tempted with power.
In act 2, scene2, page 28, line 34, Macbeth has just killed Duncan and has planted the daggers covered in blood on his unconscious guards. He is depressed because he sinned and could not pronounce Amen in prayer with the drunken guards. “But wherefore I could not pronounce “Amen”, I had most need of blessing, and “Amen” stuck in my throat.” Macbeth was pushed over the edge when he killed Duncan. His old valorous brave self no longer exists and has been replaced with a shell of grief and violence.
In act 3, scene 1, page 41, line 49-51, Macbeth has just seen Banquo and Fleance (Banquo’s son) go out horse riding. He has ordered some assassins to go and kill Banquo. He needs to kill Banquo in order to keep his position as king because Banquo is full of loyalty to the old king. “Our fears in Banquo stick deep, and in his royalty of nature rein that which would be feared.” He says this alone after he just sent for the assassins that he hired to kill Banquo. Macbeth has not gotten over murdering Duncan and is eager to quench his thirst to stay in power. He won’t stop for anything not even killing his own best friend and his young son.
In act 3, scene 2, page 47, line 46, Macbeth has just ordered the assassination of Banquo. He is telling Lady Macbeth to mind her own business and thank him later for helping them stay in power. “Be innocent of the knowledge, dearest chuck, until you applaud the deed.” Macbeth’s evilness has now progressed so far that he has started to think for himself when planning evil deeds. He has become to think like a criminal and a murderer. His mind has now become so twisted that he would now be unrecognizable to anyone save for his appearance.
In act 4, scene 1, page 66, line 122, Macbeth has just seen the ghost of Banquo, which startled him and has gone to the witches seeking advice. He sees three apparitions that tell him that none of woman born shall harm Macbeth, fear Macduff, and Macbeth shall never be harmed until the forest marches right up to his castle. After hearing this he demands to know one more thing. “Yet my heart throbs to know one thing. Tell me, if your art can tell so much, if Banquo’s issue shall ever reign this kingdom.” Macbeth wants to know if he should pursue the issue of Banquo further. This shows that Macbeth is ready to do anything to remain in power.
In act 4, scene 1, page 68, line 173, Macbeth has just heard from one of the apparitions that he should fear Mac duff, but Mac duff has fled the country. Macbeth decides to kill Mac duff’s family in his stead. “The castle of Mac duff I will surprise, seize upon Fife, give to the edge of the sword, his wife, his babes, and all unfortunate souls that trace him in his line.” Macbeth can now pronounce the deaths of innocent children easily, and because of his cruelty, he now reigns by mostly fear.
In act 4, scene 3, page 75, line 56, Mac duff and Malcolm have fled to Scotland and have had a heat filled conversation about Macbeth. In the middle of this conversation, a lord comes up and tells Mac duff that his children and wife have been murdered. Macduff says how Macbeth is the most evil “thing” ever. “Not in the legions of hell can come a devil more damned in evils to top Macbeth.” Macbeth now commands fear and hatred over everyone. Wherever he goes death follows him. He is now recognized as such an evil person that his name has become taboo to say.
In act 5, scene 3, page 87, line 11, Macbeth is waiting for the report on the enemy thanes and their progress. Macbeth is talking to his servant in a harsh manner for no reason at all. “The devil damn thee, though cream faced loon!” Macbeth before would never be this blatantly rude to someone. This shows how Macbeth has grown so evil that he no longer cares how he treats people who are of lesser status then he is.
Macbeth as a character evolved over the course of the play. He started out as a gracious, brave, valiant, and honest person, and ended up as a twisted, evil, and cruel villain. This change was brought on partly because Macbeth was a lose cannon ready to blow in the beginning, but his wife helped pushed him over the edge so that he snapped. This manipulation is sickening, and lady Macbeth rightfully went insane and died. This change in character is a great example of how a person can become the exact opposite of what they originally where.
Let me start
off by saying, I am not a person who just sits down and lets someone insult
them. NO. I’m not saying I’m one of those guys
who can’t take a little joke.
I’m talking about just letting someone just walk right over you and
stomp a couple of times, just to rub in the mud. I’m talking about someone battering your mental bulwark
until you crumble. I’m talking
about someone making your life utterly terrible. This is what some kid tried to
do at my bilingual French/English hockey camp last year in Quebec, Canada. He just didn’t like me, and I
returned this feeling with an equal or greater sense of hatred. And this year, I was back for vengeance.
(opener, vocabulary words, repetition for effect)
Needless
to say, that year was tough, but the next year I went, it was slightly
different. I was going with some
of my other hockey-playing friends.
Their names were Liam Bonner, John Dean, Andrew Kohler, and Joey Dooner.
Like every group of young people,
everyone in the group had their role.
Liam was the smart aleck, John was the big scary one, Joey was the
punching bag, Andrew was the funny one, and I was the one who held up our
reputation on the ice. We were a
rowdy bunch of teenagers who didn’t know that violence was bad yet, but their
companionship was comforting because I now had someone who I could speak to without
using a French accent.(humor)
As soon as we got to camp, my friend, Liam, started things off well by running around and screaming, “FIGHT ME, YOU CHEESE EATING SURRENDERRERS. So 15 minutes in I was already having more fun than I had last year.
After we got
situated in my dorm room, we went over to the rink for our first training
session. Before we went on the
ice, though, my coach wanted to explain the week to both us and our
parents. For some reason 5
minutes straight of French translated into, “Your boy have fun and eat
pizza.” After that particular
quote, I used the valuable skill that every teenager has of ignoring adults who
probably meant to help us.(humor, dialogue)
After this talk, me and my friends went to get dressed. Lo and behold, there was The Jerk. The Jerk’s name was Julian and he looked like a Tyrannosaurus Rex had a baby with a walrus.(humor) I know that your probably thinking, why is this kid such a big deal? Well last year he tormented me when I didn’t know anybody. I felt lonely, and just plain terrible. Of course as soon as my friends heard him talk, they walked right up to me and said, “ Do you know that guy?”(dialogue). I responded by doing what comes naturally to me in almost every situation, laughing.
The reason I was so confident was because I got a whole lot better at hockey in that year away from camp. My theme song would have been “Stronger”, By Kanye West, except instead of harder, maybe awesomer.(humor) Yeppers, I was feeling pretty good. After awhile my conscience kicked in and I saw Julian in a different light. I saw this fat kid in the corner who, even though he acted like an ass, was probably just lonely. As I felt this feeling of compassion, I started to ignore it. What then happened was we were having an off ice session and we started playing UFC. Not wimpy UFC, we were actually pulling arm bars on each other. Julian went up on to the mat, and I leaped on to face him. Then what happened was I pushed him over and bent his arm the wrong way until he caved.
After this, I felt great and my week went on. We had the same schedule every day:
7:30-Wake up/eat breakfast
9:00-On ice activity
10:30-Off ice activity
11:30-Lunch
1:00-Class or special training
2:00-On ice activity
3:30-Off ice activity
5:00-Dinner
6:00-Off ice activity
7:00-Game
10:00-Snack
11:00-Bedtime
With such a vigorous (not a vocabulary word, but a good one) schedule, I didn’t have time to reflect upon the matter of Julian. Throughout the day, many things usually happened. We got into fights with the key chains that they gave us. One of the kids from Quebec bent a lacrosse stick on the head of Liam, which I laughed at, and Liam got angry off at some “Frenchie” and decided to grate his skates on pavement, which I also laughed at along with my camp counselor.
With all of the laughter, this week went by totally fast, and I left with a feeling of accomplishment about how I had dealt with Julian, how I had gotten better at hockey, and how I got to mix every soda together in the cafeteria.(humor, magic three) As I thought about it, I realized that I had dealt with this situation poorly, and I could’ve done it a lot better. Vengeance felt amazing, but a year later looking back on this experience, I realized if I had just dealt with Julian earlier and in a more pacifistic way, I might have had a better time at camp. Even with this heavy weight upon my chest, I still managed to leave with a smile on my face.
Two of the darkest creatures in literature are, the Dementors from Harry Potter, and The Sirens from The Odyssey. Although Dementors and Sirens both incapacitate their victims, they do so in different ways, and by exploiting different emotions. It is strange to see how many emotions can be turned against a human. It is interesting to see how these two creatures, even though created so far away from each other, are eerily similar.
Although both
Dementors and Sirens control emotions in their prey, these emotions are very
different from one another.
Dementors’ very presence instills absolute despair and fear, so bad that
it is not uncommon for people to go insane because of just being around them. "Dementors infest the darkest, filthiest places, they
glory in decay and despair, they drain peace, hope, and happiness out of the
air around them… Get too near a
Dementor and every good feeling, every happy memory will be sucked out of you…
If it can, the Dementor will feed on you long enough to reduce you to something
like itself... soul-less and evil. You will be left with nothing but the worst
experiences of your life,” (Remus Lupin, The Prisoner of Azkaban, Chapter
10). You can see how
Dementors instill fear even unto the bravest of people. Harry, the protagonist, is known for
surviving Voldemort, the antagonist, many times, yet as soon as he happens upon
a Dementor for the first time, he faints out of terror. Likewise, Sirens use human emotions to
incapacitate their victims, but instead of fear, like Dementors, it is
seduction. The Sirens sing so
beautifully that any sailor on their boat has such an intense impulse to go
over to them, they ignore the mounds of corpses surrounding them, and the fact
that it would spell certain death for them. “ I signaled with a frown for the
crew to set me free,” (The Odyssey Book 12, line 210-211). In this quote you can see how “brave
Odysseus“ fights against his bonds, even though he knows it will spell certain
death for him. Seduction and fear
are both powerful forces to be tangled with.
Even both
Dementors and the Sirens eat their captured victims in order to gain
sustenance, they go after rather different parts of the human. The Sirens eat the flesh, bones, and
everything else physical in a human.
They are carnivores that need flesh to sustain themselves. “Lolling there in their meadow, round
them heaps of corpses.” (The Odyssey Book 12, line 51-52). You can see that there are many bodies
surrounding the Sirens, rotting and half eaten. This shows that they have a great physical impulse to eat
food. Dementors feed on nothing
except the fear, despair, and souls of their victims. Dementors can “kiss” their victims and suck their soul out
through their mouth. Likewise, they feed off of the emotions that they inspire
in humans. “A Dementor's last and worst weapon is
called the Dementor's Kiss. The Dementor puts back its hood and clamps its jaws
on the mouth of the victim and sucks out his soul, leaving him an empty shell,
alive but completely, irretrievably ‘gone.’” (Remus Lupin, The Prisoner of Azkaban, Chapter 5). This quote shows how the Dementors
literally feed off of fear, despair, and even the soul. This need for negative emotion coupled
with their ability to make humans feel these emotions is a deadly
combination.
Although Dementors
and the Sirens both are in different books, they both have personas that are
both different and similar to each other.
Dementor’s have the persona of being like death. They symbolize the grim
reaper. “A Dementor rose slowly from the box, its
hooded face turned toward Harry, one glistening, scabbed hand gripping its
cloak,” (The Prisoner of Azkaban, Harry Potter, Chapter 7). Dementors
are deathlike in everything they do, even in appearance. They inspire fear, they look like
floating black grim reapers, and they are eerie. Sirens are different however. In many stories they are said to be beautiful maidens that
seduce the men on the ships to swim to their own deaths. In the Odyssey, they are half woman,
half bird, with grime and rotting flesh surrounding them with “Rags of skin
hanging from their bones,” (The Odyssey Book 12, line 52). The Sirens
may look ugly, but because of their singing, the sailors ignore their looks,
and fill in their space with an illusion created by the mind of a beautiful
woman. After all, both of these creatures have personas that precede them, and
whether they are better or worse than the actual thing, when one meets them,
one will probably die.
Dementors and the Sirens are both eerily similar, and at the same time different. This is strange because of how far away form each other in time they where created, yet how their creators seemed to share a similar image of horror. This has an underlying message that these two creatures are images that are subconsciously man’s greatest fear. Maybe they are the product of thousands of years of terror combined into two beings, or maybe not. We will never truly know how the human mind works and maybe it’s better that way.
Thesis: Macbeth started out as an innocent person but turned into a bloody tyrant who was feared by all because of his cruelty.
I wonder what would happen if Lady Macbeth
could comment on her husbands character evolution?
“Brave Macbeth” is what his brothers in war call him. He deserves that name for he is a valiant warrior capable of wreaking great havoc among his enemy’s, with his sword stained red with bloody execution. He has been known, also, to be a bit overdramatic and dedicated in his killing. He likes to hang the heads of the smitten upon his battlements as a message, that all who enter Macbeth’s domain shall be killed. But my husband is not a violent man, and he is valued as a trusted person of the king’s inner circle. But he could do much more, he could be the king to surpass all previous. Yet the path to such greatness would cause him to become filled with malice.
My husband is a great warrior and trusted advisee to the king! Yet I am still unsatisfied with his grandeur. He welcomes the fact that if chance should make him king then he would welcome it, but he is still to innocent and truthful to do the deed that is needed for him to progress through the ranks. He will not raise a hand toward the effort of him becoming king.
He is weak! He cannot fathom the thought of committing a foul crime against someone who nourished him. He has illusions of daggers floating towards his hands but he cannot bring himself to plunge them into this foul king.
He has finally done it! He plunged the dagger deep within his heart and watched as the crimson blood flowed from him. But right now, he is distraught with depression, he cannot even say amen in prayer. He was pushed over the edge when he killed Duncan, his mind couldn’t take the stress of it, so it has crumbled.
My husband is such a genius. He has enough sense in him to realize that he should fear Banquo, not because of what a good warrior he is, but because of his royalty of nature. But now “Brave” Macbeth knows how to deal with such information. He will order Banquo’s murder, along with his son, Fleance. Oh, my husband has turned from a loyal companion, to a person loyal only to himself.
Be innocent of the knowledge, hah he has finally begun to think for himself. He doesn’t need my guidance anymore, he can call upon his own recourses to help fix all of our “problems”. He is such an evil individual now that he can make decisions that are the causeway to someone’s life, or death. With all of this power, he will spur our efforts further, so that we reach new levels of glory.
First he was wary of the witches prophecy, but now he goes to them on his own! His heart surely has changed if he can openly go to such foul felons for advice. But they told him some very insightful news. He cannot be harmed by anyone who was born of woman, until the woods march up to his castle he will not be harmed, and that he should fear Macduff. Why should he fear Macduff? Even if he could harm him my husband is a better fighter? Anyway, I should go rest. Fro some oddity I have not gotten much sleep lately.
My husband might have finally crossed the line! He ordered the murder of innocent woman and children, oh my heart is full of guilt. I brought this upon us with my evilness. Wait what am I saying? “I” am not the one who declared that he would “Sieze upon the tip of my sword Macduff’s family.” That was my husband! Why was I questioning his actions either? We both have committed deeds worse than this, and now he is just trying to assure to himself that the throne will stay beneath him. Now I really have to sleep, I am awfully tired.
It is Evil! I cannot even bring myself to look that devil in the face for fear that he might sentence me to an eternal slumber. Yet he has done well, my mind keeps telling me, my eyes deceive my mind! He has murdered many and now commands his vast forces through fear alone. Many even believe that speaking his name is taboo, and will lead to their deaths. This is what my brain tells me, and I think it might be right. The only thing that hurts more is the fact that I pushed that snowball of hate down a hill, feeding it until it grew in size and strength, and eventually overthrew the man my husband used to be.
I cannot go on much further. My heart is aching, and my feet hurt from the walking that I now do at night, through my own castle while asleep. Whenever I close my eyes, I envision my hands covered in the blood of the old king, and this blood I cannot wash off. It shall haunt my consciousness forever. My “husband” on the other hand, feels no such emotion. He kills and plunders without a second thought. He has even started treating the servants like trash and has taken to the habit of being cruel and controlling at all times. He even thoroughly calls upon their features for ideas for insults, like “Though cream faced loon!” He has turned into an awful man and I cannot take it anymore……
Macbeth as a character evolved over the course of the play. He started out as a gracious, brave, valiant, and honest person, and ended up as a twisted, evil, and cruel villain. This change was brought on partly because Macbeth was a lose cannon ready to blow in the beginning, but his wife helped pushed him over the edge so that he snapped. This manipulation is sickening, and lady Macbeth rightfully went insane and died. This change in character is a great example of how a person can become the exact opposite of what they originally where.
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Since E.A. Poe wrote short stories, I will summarize one of my favorite ones, which is called William Wilson. There are two main characters in this story, William Wilson, and some other person whose name you never find out. William is a tyrant of a child who always bullies other children into doing what he wants. Then he meets this other child who stood up to him. He hurt this child and made a big mistake.
From that point on the child becomes a shadow of William. He starts to walk, sleep, and eat like William. The only thing that he couldn’t do exactly like William is speak because of the fact that his voice is very faint. He could still get the infractions and tones of how he spoke, however, which created a very disturbing thing for William to see and hear. As they grew older this other child kept on shadowing William. Then William ran to another country to escape this child, and found himself cheating at poker in a rich Frenchman’s in Paris. But right before he is about to cheat the Frenchman out of all of his money, a stranger barges in and explains how William is cheating.
After this William goes mad with rage and chases down the stranger, only to find out it is the boy from his childhood. This young man still had the same way of speaking and this pushed William further over the edge. William pulled out his sword and kills this person, and then the now man pronounces that he has just killed himself and turns into a mirror. William falls to the ground, dead.
This is the kind of story that E.A. Poe creates. It is twisted and interesting at the same time. The conflict is mainly person vs. person because William doesn’t know that this other boy is him until the very end, at which point it becomes person vs. self. My favorite character would have to be William because of the fact that he didn’t snap earlier. The only thing that I would expect anybody to get out of this story is that you should make sure you know the way you act and like it, before you go insane.
I couldn’t really relate to anything in this story because I have always liked how I acted. I have always been very cool-headed(mostly), and I think that my personality completely goes against such a story of dementedness.
Having said that, I loved this story. E.A. Poe uses such detailed verbs when he writes so that you can almost taste, feel, and smell everything around you. He writes as though you are part of the character and so that the reader can really relate to the trauma that these characters go through. I wouldn’t change anything about this story, and all of it is fantastic. I would like to recommend this book to teens or young adults who like to feel their spine tingle with the sensation of horror that comes with E.A. Poe’s writing.
Fitting in is a funny thing. Fitting in really depends on what party you are trying to fit in to, and how you want people to see you, as a person. Someone might be trying to get in to the jocks, or might be a geek. Who knows. All I can say for sure is that everyone fits in somewhere, and finding that somewhere is a very important part of life.
What makes someone an adult?
What makes someone an adult is mainly mindset and circumstance. If you have to care and provide for a family in some way, then you are an adult. If you look at the world and think of how you have to fight for your place in it, then you are an adult. Being an “Adult” has nothing to do with your age, it only has to do with how you treat obstacles that try to overcome you.
What is a “hero”? How would you define it?
Being a hero is every Childs dream. What they don’t realize is that a hero doesn’t necessarily need superpowers, all they need is something to fight for, and risk their lives for. Firefighters are hero’s, the military is filled with hero’s, and everyone who has ever risked something for what is right, or what they believe in, is a hero.
A time when I exceeded someone’s expectations.
In case you didn’t know, my favorite thing ever is playing ice hockey. I love the way that your skates slide over the ice, I love how it is hard enough that you have to give 100% all the time, and I love that skill takes a backseat to the ability to try your hardest. That’s me. My puck skills are bordering on terrible, but I always give 100% effort. Also, I’m fast. I don’t mean slightly fast, I mean I can catch up to my teammates even after they get a solid head start. Teammates, coaches, and parents have always recognized me as a person who will never stop going. This year, I got an award for this hard work. I got an award that goes only to one person in the entire hockey club, and is awarded for leadership, dedication, and just being an overall good hockey player. This award has been the highpoint of my hockey life, and when I got it, I felt like I had earned it, and that it was going to look great on my wall!
Walking, thinking, dreaming and believing
Seeing, living, and not planning on leaving
Friends, enemy’s, love, hate, Its all life
A future, a date, maybe a wife
and yet people tend to get upset
they cry moan, bid, and they bet
to me that’s a life, not so well spent
We come, and we go,
Only god will know
Were here, and gone
All we can do, is say so long
But trough and trough,
Its all but true
Its not just a lie
What we have,
Just wont die
Walking, thinking, dreaming and believing
Seeing, living and not planning on leaving
Friends, love, I’ts more than life
Kids, a job, and my lovely wife
Theres no need to get upset
Because I say, and I bet
My life, was well spent
My favorite statistics benchmark
was when we did a benchmark investigating correlation. For the benchmark we had to
investigate a problem. I decided to do my project on the graduation rate in
Philadelphia and the possible things that could affect the graduation rate. Some of the possibilities that i chose was the attendance of the students, the amount of low-income students, the amount of students
that are non-English speaking, the number of suspensions, the
neighborhood that school is located in, and the demographic make up of the school. I decided to do this project for our
quarter two benchmark because Philadelphia itself seems to be experiencing
problems within their school system. The average graduation rate for the School District of Philadelphia is
63%. I investigated all 60 public high schools in Philadelphia.
I learned while doing this benchmark is that the sla core values are heavily correlated to my benchmark. I started with inquiry by coming up with questions such as what affects the graduation rate?. My next step I did required research. So with the variables I came up with I researched for each of the 60 high schools in the Philadelphia area. Presentation was that I analyzed all my data in a word document and used graphs to show how these different variables had a negative or positive affect on the schools graduation rate. Collaboration was used in my benchmark for a few of the graduation rates I had worked with a peer to come up with. We worked together because we were both investigating Philadelphia’s high school graduation rates but we had different variables. So collaboratively we helped each other find the graduation rates. I presented my benchmark by doing a word document with graphs and my calculations of each variable. My calculations included the mean, median, mode, min, max, correlation, spread, and standard devation. These are all things that we have learned over the year when working with univariate and bivariate data. The last core value is reflection and at the end of the project I wrote a conclusion about what work still has to be done in the School District of Philadelphia and I even gave possible solutions to the problems.
The correlation between the graduation rate and the amount of suspensions is a strong linear negative correlation. The fewer amounts of suspensions you have the higher the graduation rate will be. For the simple fact when students are suspended they miss school, and when you miss school you miss work. I think this is a reliable source to use when you trying to find out how much a school suspensions may affect their overall graduation rate.
One thing i wonder about is why can't they just go back to school and try to make up the time that they lost when they couldn't go to school and still try to get their important education. My plan for moving on is to fine charts and graphs on giving me the numbers so i can see how many people exactly