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Q. It's speculation based on knowledge of how high schools operate. What is the basis for your claim that the students in question could not take the added courses?

A. For the umpteenth time, it is state law that all students attending high school MUST take physical education. The girl in question was exempt from that under the rules for her disability. The other contenders had to take the underweighted physical education courses. If that is too difficult to understand, a conversation with a guidance department or siimilar source might be in order. The repeated assertions and questions about what the general population of students can or should do show a lack of knowledge of school procedures as well as unwillingness to read and/or understand the posts here. To cast brickbats and other insults so freely, one should most definitely have a stronger knowledge of the subject.

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