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Those challenges take a number ofdifferent forms here at CBA for our Junior High students. Probably the greatest of those challenges takes place on their first day of school. The younger students of the academy
walk through the doors of the school with the other junior high school stu­ dents as well as the high school stu­ dents. The sight of a seventh grader walking into school with a senior is indeed an interesting sight . . . and most likely a challenge to both stu­ dents.
This year the junior high school programs have gone under a number of different changes as the number of faculty members involved in the ju­ nior high school program grew, and
the variety of expectations grew for each of the students as well.
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