Sabrina Bryan

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I could actually say no.

That's good.

Does that shock you?

Yeah.

There wasn't a military school.

There were some kids that would, their families would take them up to Utah.

There was like a big thing that they would go to Utah, like a, like a place in Utah they would go.

Um, but there was very close within our district, like a continuation school.

And that wasn't, that wasn't something that was decided on by you as like a parent or by your parents.

It was like the school.

Like if you failed out of a certain amount of classes.

Truancies, tardiness, like all that.

Like it was like a behavioral thing but also had to do with school.

They would go to the continuation school that was in our area.

And I remember that being something that like I was terrified to go.

Like if I didn't get good grades, that's where I was going.

I'm not kidding because it was like, and there was, you know, there was behavior problems there as well.

And so it was like, you know, I was like, I wouldn't survive there.

The girls there, the guys there, they're all so much like tougher and, you know, that's just not where I'm from.