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In my city the people who live here incline to stay here and settle for what is here, which isn't much to tell the truth. My mother was endeavoring to transmute that for us, yet again life caught us by surprise.
Over the summer my mother apprised us that we would be peregrinating to Maryland upon her graduation in spring, and would mean our move would take place during my senior year.
We decided to ask the school principal for sanction to let me graduate one year in advance. I doubled up on both Junior and Senior courses, with only tenth grade to show for it. The academic support system at the school I attend is needs amendment; when avail does arrive, avail comes tardy. Destitute of a circle of reliable peers and diligent juggling

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