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School: Fortunately, Radio was able to attend Hanna High School as an eleventh grade student. Similar to other involvements, people often criticized Radio for being involved with the school. Thankfully, the students of Hanna High School started to accept Radio for who was, and ignored the disability he had. This opportunity allowed Radio to learn new information, such as writing his name, and developing social skills. In addition, this opportunity allowed Radio to become more socially acceptable. For example, Radio was hall monitor in the school, and he was able to make announcement over the intercom. This was a wonderful opportunity for Radio, as he was able to make many new friends, and develop connections with Hanna High School.

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