The tone of what I can gather from this post acts like it is unrealistic. Junior high often goes to 9th grade and there is dual enrollment or IB programs. It checks out.
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_caleb
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Typically, it’s 4 years of high school, 4 years of undergrad (bachelor’s degree), and then a couple more for a master’s.
JoeCamel
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In our high school it had four years with the years named the same as college. Juniors would be in 11th grade and seniors in the last year (12th)
Yes. That is how many are. 6, 7, and 8 are middle school grades. Some even only do 7 and 8.
Junior Highs are often different than Middle Schools. They end at 9th grade. You can to IB programs and dual enrollment during your HS career. Many High School Students graduate with an Associate's Degree in hand. He could certainly legit be ending a Master's Program since Tron was announced in 2017.
I feel old. Nothing new.
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JoeCamel
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He said he was a junior in high school, nothing about junior high. Must be a boy genius
Ayla
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A junior in high school only has 2 years of high school left.
JD80
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Correct.
ToTBellHop
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Happy this took so long that my kids are well over the 48” height requirement now…
Jrb1979
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Disney World Confirms Mandatory Locker System for TRON Lightcycle Run at Magic Kingdom
Disney World has confirmed that "all loose articles must be stored in the lockers or left with a non-rider" in order to ride TRON
blogmickey.com
Surprised no has mentioned this. Tron will have a mandatory locker system. Similar to many Universal attractions.
Bocabear
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In shanghai they had bins on rollers and would collect anything from you as you were boarding and then the same person would meet the train when you arrived in the station with the bins....and while they had lockers as well this seemed to keep everything flowing quickly... and more convenient for the guests... Doubtful they would do something like that here though
Jrb1979
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The easiest thing is have before you get in line. Similar to how Universal does it.
No that wont be the system at wow
Bocabear
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that is the truth!!~
Fair enough, but I personally like the no locker policy at WDW... it's less hassle to try and find an empty one, I don't have to transfer my items every single time I change attractions, and with the modern Disney company, I wouldn't be surprised if they tried to monetize lockers.
Jrb1979
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Universal monetizes lockers too. The free ones are the small ones. If you need a bigger one you have to pay.
Patcheslee
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Mine hit the 48" requirement the year they began construction. She's grown a foot since then lol
TRON Lightcycle Run construction - January 9 2023
TRON Lightcycle Run construction - January 9 2023
TRON Lightcycle Run construction - January 9 2023
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More at https://www.wdwmagic.com/attraction...htcycle-run-construction---january-9-2023.htm
ToTBellHop
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I find the locker policy at Universal to be the single strongest deterrent to me visiting their parks. I have nightmares about their locker facilities. Also, sometimes you need something in your bag while in a 3-hour line…
I pack a 3-course dinner any time I get in line for Rise of the Resistance. Better safe than sorry.
I even share my chimichurri sauce. But I’m a stand-up guy like that.