Problematic

Problematic

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Blue Print School for the Troubled. As you can guess by the name, only troubled kids get sent to this school. If you do something bad, if you have behavioral issues, if you're parents just don't like you and they can afford it, you get sent to BPST. This school ranges from pubescent middle school to hormonal high schoolers. The food isn't bad, the teachers are nice enough, the music program is strong, and the sports program is blossoming. The school itsef is one of the top ranked schools in all of California. The school isn't the problem. The students that live there are. Would you want to go to school here? Not that any of the kids had a choice.
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Lettice Summers was used to a group of friends, decent test results, and a bully-free lifestyle. Was. Then she moved up to Secondary school. Now she has no friends, and because she has no friends she has more time, and because she has more time she spends it studying, and because she studies her grades improved, and because her scores went up, she got bullied. Basically her life is one big mess. But all of that's about to change as she moves up to year 11, stuck in a form with her old crush, Key Stage 3 bully and a few new nice guys. At the start of the year, she may've gone unnoticed (seen only by her bullies) but by the end, her world will've completely changed... For the second time. ~~~~~~~ Contains mild language

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