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Students ages 14 to 19 are eligible for two months of free membership at any of the gym’s 41 locations across the five boroughs, the company said. ... New York City high school students can work ...
At the local high school, Sterling High, the story follows a routine day of students in classes, at the gym, and in the cafeteria. Suddenly, a loud bang is heard from the parking lot, which turns out to be a bomb set off in Matt Royston's car. As the students are distracted by the noise, gunshots are fired.
This story, told in the third person, focuses on Petey Shropshrire, a friend of Johnny Rivers who wrestles junior varsity for Coho High School in Coho, Montana. The beginning of the story centers around a wrestling team meeting, in which Petey and Johnny's coach needs someone to wrestle Chris Byers, the best wrestler at the 119 weight class at ...
He is a self-described prankster and troublemaker who accidentally destroys his school’s gym after he struck an Atlas statue. Due to a series of mishaps, he is sent to a school for incredibly gifted students and makes friends with several of them. Over the course of the book, his influence spreads over the students. Noah Youkilis, another ...
Mickey Bolitar: a high school student and talented basketball player, son of Brad and Kitty Bolitar, and nephew of Myron Bolitar. Myron Bolitar : a sports agent and Mickey's estranged uncle. Ema: A goth with a sarcastic wit, whom Mickey rescues from humiliation in gym class.
The principal of a New York school allegedly used funding to build herself a private gym, instead of helping students. Jazmine Santiago used the school's money to purchase a treadmill, elliptical ...
High School is a 1968 American documentary film by Frederick Wiseman that shows a typical day for students and faculty at a Pennsylvanian high school during the late 1960s. It is one of the first direct cinema (or cinéma vérité ) documentaries [ citation needed ] .
Such students usually take adaptive phys-ed classes. Ryan has been doing that for a while. It’s usually 10 or so kids with various disabilities doing separate activities – soccer, basketball ...