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Prep debate: do they work?
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Prep debate: do they work?
While most students wake up and get to class by 9 a.m., senior Emily Stell begins Wednesday and Friday mornings at 9:30 a.m., with breakfast and a trip to the gym. Afterward, she takes a quick shower and finishes some homework before getting ready to head to school — just as her classmates are beginning their lunch period. Stell is one of many students who had at least one prep period during first semester. Despite the extra free time she has be…
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