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Alliance Luskin Academy: A Case Study
What I like best about Alliance Luskin Academy is the AP classes they have to offer. Compare to most schools, Luskin Academy has many AP classes to offer to the students which helps in experience the college life. Also, the teachers help out not just in school material but in life, they actually care for who you are not just getting paid. The field trips to college helps explore and determine for the future of a student. We are also ready to be responsible with the way they do not let us slack off and simply give up.
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