Oof get better soon!!

Kiera Roseline wrote: 20 Mar 2024, 04:57

Danielle Alden wrote: 20 Mar 2024, 04:52 so then your character would be a sophomore. If you were to want her to be a senior, her birthday would've already passed, she'd be 18, and born in 2006.

Ah ok thanks. Also I don’t live in the states so we don’t do the whole sophomore, junior thingy, so it’s just kinda hard to know which one she’d be in haha

Haha fair! I can understand how it can be confusing LOL

Danielle Alden wrote: 20 Mar 2024, 04:58

Kiera Roseline wrote: 20 Mar 2024, 04:57

Danielle Alden wrote: 20 Mar 2024, 04:52 so then your character would be a sophomore. If you were to want her to be a senior, her birthday would've already passed, she'd be 18, and born in 2006.

Ah ok thanks. Also I don’t live in the states so we don’t do the whole sophomore, junior thingy, so it’s just kinda hard to know which one she’d be in haha

Haha fair! I can understand how it can be confusing LOL

Heh yeah. And high school is 10-12, jr high is 7-9

Jr High (more commonly called middle school) is commonly 6-8th with High school being 9th-12th

Oh really? That’s cool
Done the prologue:)

We don’t really have middle school, jus elementary then jr Hugh, high school

YAY!!! Another step in the book is complete!! WHOOO!!

and in America, Middle school is the same thing as Jr. High! The only thing is, older generations before Gen Z call it Jr. High, but Gen Z calls it middle school lol.

I've always known it as middle school, high school and senior high school

Amanda Johnson wrote: 20 Mar 2024, 05:16 I've always known it as middle school, high school and senior high school

Senior high school? Also bye for real everyone lol

senior high was for the 11th and 12th graders

Guys, I just relaized I need Tracey to attend two parties, but I'm sick, and I don't think I can work on any replies