More than talk needed to address the problem
H IGH school was Korean Washington’s playground. Washington would pick and choose which classes he’d attend. He’d visit other classes. Or just wander the halls. He even got in trouble for gambling.
Suspensions didn’t improve his behavior. So he just left. Even his mother told him he should just drop out if he was just going to make trouble. One semester into his junior year, Washington walked...
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