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I attended five schools from grade 1-grade 12.
Kindergarten - none. my mom said kids did not need preschool or kindergarten
Grade 1-5 an elementary school
Grade 6, integration comes to the South, so bussed across town to a different school, many riots (around 1970)
Grade 7-8, junior high school (no such thing as middle school at that time).
Grade 9, again bussed to a different school, again many riots. there was some turbulence.
Grade 10-12 moved to a different state, went to an actual high school.
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I went to half of kindergarten at one school before we moved across town. I attended the second half of kindergarten through sixth grade at another elementary school. We moved out of town, and I spent grades 7 through 12 at a jr./sr. high school.
Two different "PS's" in Riverdale, Bronx, NY, one each for kindergarten and First Grade;
Quaker Ridge for both elementary and Junior High, Grades 2-8;
High School, grades 9-12.
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