Here, primary school covers K-6, high school is years 7-10 and college is years 11 and 12. My high school called itself a college and took students for years 4-12.
Comedy 1: A Little Song, a Little Dance, a Little Seltzer Down Your Pants
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Also, I didn't realize Metro-North ran all the way to Ohio! (IOW, she would not have gotten out at Grand Central....)
Having gone to high school from ages 11 to 18, this is all quite strange.
Mostly I just sat here wondering "What about Kurt?" We found out what everyone else will be doing, but what about Kurt? Is he supposed to take over the tire shop in his designer duds? (How the hell could Emma, who is generally pretty competent, let all these kids get away with applying to only one school?)
Only saw through the scene where Puck gets his test results.
We moved to a new school district after I finished 8th grade. My first school had K-6, then 7th grade in a separate wing of one of the K-6 schools, and 8-12 in high school with a separate wing for some of the 8th grade classes. That was a rural school district.
After we moved, I was in a school with K-6, 7-9, 10-12. City school district.
So, Jim Parsons is gay and is in a 10-year relationship. Good on him.
I never realized he was in to come out. I guess I was just making assumptions.
He's taken his boyfriend to awards shows and such, hasn't he?
He's thanked him at awards shows, and as I've said in an email to some of my peeps, engaged in frequent public displays of shameless eyenookie.
I thought so. My lack of surprise felt less like "of course he's gay" and more like "but wasn't he already out at the Emmys a couple years ago?"