in september 15th 1963 how many years of public schooling did bobby cherry finish
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Mr. Cherry, a former truck driver, moved to Texas in the early 1970s. He found work as a clerk, a welder and a cabdriver. He reportedly had been married five times and had 15 children.\n\nI'm not really sure how long he was in public schooling.  I didn't have time to read all of these articles, but here's some for you:\n\nhttp://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A61428-2004Nov18.html\n\nhttp://afroamhistory.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?site=http://www.al.com/specialreport/%3Fbombing/97%2Dcherry1.html
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K-12 (Pronounced "Kay through twelve" or just "Kay twelve") is the North American designation for primary and secondary education.\n\nThe expression is a shortening of Kindergarten (5 or 6-year-old) through 12th grade (17 or 18-year-old), the first and last grades of free education in the United States and English Canada.
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I went to school in northern Florida and students took classes at different times, but fulfilled this general graduation requirement:\n\nFor regular graduation, students must attend for 4 Years and obtain 24 credits total. They are broken up as follows:\n\nEnglish: 4 credits \nMathematics: 3 credits \n1 credit must be Algebra I or its equivalent \nPhysical Education \nPersonal Fitness: 1/2 credit \nFitness/Lifestyle Design: 1/2 credit \nLife Management Skills \nScience: 3 credits \nSocial Studies: 3 credits \nAmerican Government: 1/2 credit \nEconomics: 1/2 credit \nAmerican History: 1 credit \nWorld History: 1 credit \nPerforming Arts/Vocational Arts: both 1/2 credit \nGetting 1 credit in either area will meet this requirement \nElectives: 8 1/2 credits
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Its not a timeline but you could make one pretty easily from the data here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_vs_board_of_education
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not sure. did bud go to school before he got wiser
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5 years\n\nyou should put this type of stuff in the homework help category
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http://www.kcpt.org/bessie/classroom/timeline_html.html
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Im not that sure, but I think its 2 years!\n\nHere's some information:\nhttp://www.cordonbleu.edu/International/English/courses/dsp_Langcourse.cfm?langcourseid=185&local=0&lang=4&school=6&tabsset=byschool
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Roberto Donadoni          DOB.09 Sep 1963
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I'll guess 2007.\n\nActually, I checked the school's website. It seems the ONLY class that bothered to get it's Alumni site listed on the high school's site was the Class of '88.\n\nBut, try here for the school site:http://www.dekalbk12.org/fyffe/\n\nAnd, try www.reunion.com or www.classmates.com to see what you can or who is on those sites.
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He went to high school at Agincourt Collegiate Institute in Toronto, Ontario, Canada but quit when he was only 16.  His family was very poor and he was working a full time job and going to school.  He started his comedy routines in clubs around this time.\nDidn't find exact name of earlier school(s).\n\nMore info:  "http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Carry"
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Your Lucky, where I live in Tennessee the date is September 31.  I've even heard of places in Kansas that cut off by September 15.  I guess the school board tries to make the best decision based on where they are, they are looking out for all the kids.  I personally think all children should be evaluated at age 4, and placed in school based on their intelligence and not their age at all.
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5 years old - primary school\n6 - 12 >> - second primary school\n13,14,15- junior high school\n16,17,18- high school\nat the last class of j.hschool we choose if we want to give exams for the universities or we want to do a job that needs practice as hairdresser , so we choose what high school we follow at the end of the last class of high school we are givving exams and with our marks we choose  university i hope i helped
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I dropped out of high school at the end of my final year due to my teachers not wanting to teach me and me wanting to get "youth" out of my system. I travelled and worked in various jobs and really enjoyed life experiences till around 26 when I got married. My lack of finishing school never bothered me until I wanted to get a better job in healthcare. So I finished as a mature student and studied part time for threee years finishing 5 diploma courses and having that recognized as credit towards a Bachelors Degree which I have now finished at age 34. I learned more faster and more thoroughly as an older person as I had the distractions out of the way. I believe you are under way too much pressure way at far too earliy an age to decide at 17 what you wanted to do for the rest of your life.\n\nCraig - Naturopath
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BS, five years, graduated at 23\nMS, three years, 26\nPhD, eleven years, 43
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have a look here\nhttp://stevegilliard.blogspot.com/2005/05/20-years-too-long.html
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Here is a bit of detail from Wikipedia.  Perhaps you could contact one of the schools that is listed in the link at the bottom?  Good Luck!