at what age did walt disney drop out of high school, or did he?
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1911:\n\nWalt Disney begins attending Benton Grammar School located at 3004 Benton Boulevard in Kansas City, Missouri.\n\n(He will continue his formal education there until he graduates from the 7th grade in 1917.)\nHe was in a high school in Chicago (McKinley High School),and he joined an art academy to learn some more skills in drawing and fine-tune his art. He even participated in drawing sketches and started photography for school paper.
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he was in that kiddie disney (made for tv) movie.called high school musical.i personally think the movie was lame.and he was lamer!
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No, I am sixteen and I still watch my mom watchs it also.  They have some really good shows on there.  Me and friends watch disney all the time.  I don't believe there is a certain age for disney.
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Zac Efron was born in San Luis Obispo,California on October 18,1987.He is from High School Musical.http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1374980/\nHe is 19 years old.Some people call him Zackary Efron.
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The label guy only went to middle school and messed up.\n\nCoach
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no that happen when the guy is 13, or stopped growing up when he was.
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1996. year i graduated high school
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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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Sixteen is considered the minimum age to legally drop out of high school in most states. I would suggest that you look into getting a GED before you even attempt it.
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Most reasearch about what happens to students who drop out is misleading? Its misleading because most schools do follow up on ex-students once they left the school. This is the decision of the student not the parents or the teachers. In my state a student can drop out at 16 and can take the GED at 17. Lots of students drop out of school but successfully pass the GED. I would push for even earlier letting students drop out and take the GED if they wish.
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In California, pretty much all public high schools have a "continuation school" for dropouts.  Since this kid is not 18, by law, he should be in school, so why not enroll him in regular school?  He may have lost one year by not attending, but he should be able to enroll again!\n\nThere are 2 high schools in Palo Alto. Call them up and speak with a guidance counselor for more information on your options.\nhttp://gunn.pausd.org/home/web/\n\nhttp://www.paly.net/\n\nI had my high school  aged niece living with me off and on and she would attend school part of the year, then move away and not attend. Then she came back and attended again.  The school took her back, no problem, but she is not able to graduate because she has not completed the required classes. However, she's made friends, and learned a bit from enrolling in school.
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I'm 23 so I've been out of high school now for 5 years now, but I'm a pre-med student, and yes I passed, YAY!!  What grade are you in sweetie?
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http://psc.disney.go.com/disneychannel/originalmovies/highschoolmusical/index.html\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0475293/\n\nhttp://www.vh1.com/artists/news/1525204/20060301/index.jhtml?headlines=true&rsspartner=rssyahoo
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What........somebody is riding walt disney????
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I am with Frank, I do not think most teens drop out of school.  Most states have enacted legislation that compells them to stay in school until they are 18.  Additional legislation is being considered to further penalize drop outs, such as taking away their driver's license.\n\nOn the contrary, more teens than ever are finishing school and graduating than ever.  Overall our younger generation are good people who strive to live a good life and the place to start is to finish school.
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Most kids drop out of high school because they are not motivated to learn. It seems like their future is "not there" for them. And some people have no one to push them to do their best in school.\n\nAnd, to tell you the truth, some kids drop out because their parents don't check on them, just like I did. I just quit going because I did not want to read, actually because I did not want to be a "burden" to anyone. And guess what...I made the biggest mistake a woman can make: I "fell in love" with a loser.\n\nBut there's always hope.
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He graduated from Western High in Anaheim, CA. He Attended Stanford University in Palo Alto, CA. He dropped out in 1996 after his sophomore year due to NCAA conflicts (Having dinner with Jack Nicklaus as I recall). He had yet to declare a major, but by all accounts he was a good student.