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This document discusses different types of schools and subjects taught. It lists preschool, elementary school, middle school/junior high, high school, career/technical school, community college, college/university, and adult school. Core subjects include math, science, history, and language arts. Electives include art, music, physical education, and world languages. The document provides examples of conversations about subjects students are taking at different levels of education.
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