<cont> in England I was bumped up 2 grade levels to be with students my own age, as England graduated students at 16, and with our freshman college aptitude. Unfortunate she could not afford this or I would have graduated in England. I came back to OPS, an absolute embarrassment to education, and since my time was being wasted, I dropped out to teach myself, something my mother had taught me to do when I was in 2nd grade.
 In 2nd grade I was threatened with expulsion if I asked anymore questions in class. From that meeting my mother took me to the public library, and taught me how to use a card catalog system, so that I could answer my own questions using the tools available to me. Which is why when I took the GED test I scored 89% higher than the national high school graduate taking the same tests.
 That you belittle this woman of great character does not surprise me. You are CONFUSED after all.