think rainfag ever played sports

[andrew]

 yokay i believe you


KNOT 

[andrew]

 ATT


ATTN:

In New York State, there is no statewide mandate that home economics be required for boys in high school. It is generally an elective, but some districts or schools may still offer it as part of Career and Technical Education (CTE) or as a life skills course.

you went to school in NY right rainfag///so you telling me you did as a part of career education

this is fact legit

once again you mislead

like a true demorat 

[rainman2]

ATT


ATTN:

In New York State, there is no statewide mandate that home economics be required for boys in high school. It is generally an elective, but some districts or schools may still offer it as part of Career and Technical Education (CTE) or as a life skills course.

you went to school in NY right rainfag///so you telling me you did as a part of career education

this is fact legit

once again you mislead

like a true demorat 

Attention dementia drew

This is how it was when I graduated.  The health/home ec were part of the course requirements for senior year.  Nobody was privileged to get away from this!  Was a local requirement not an NYS requirement.  You had to be prepared for your next step in life!

Anything else dementia drew?

[andrew]

yeah fuck you asswipe 

[rainman2]

ATT


ATTN:

In New York State, there is no statewide mandate that home economics be required for boys in high school. It is generally an elective, but some districts or schools may still offer it as part of Career and Technical Education (CTE) or as a life skills course.

you went to school in NY right rainfag///so you telling me you did as a part of career education

this is fact legit

once again you mislead

like a true demorat 

The school district made it mandatory. It was part of senior year curriculum!

Now do you understand!

[rainman2]

yokay i believe you


KNOT 

Kapish!!

[andrew]

dat made sense  /// show plop the real you 

[rainman2]

ATT


ATTN:

In New York State, there is no statewide mandate that home economics be required for boys in high school. It is generally an elective, but some districts or schools may still offer it as part of Career and Technical Education (CTE) or as a life skills course.

you went to school in NY right rainfag///so you telling me you did as a part of career education

this is fact legit

once again you mislead

like a true demorat 

I just told you what it was!

You’re too dumb to believe me

[andrew]

more nothingness/// show plop the real you 

[rainman2]

more nothingness/// show plop the real you 

more nothingness/// show plop the real you