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High School Observation
Josh attended Eastern High School during is Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior year. Josh is now a twelfth grade student at Whiteoak High School. Josh is very friendly, and respectful to his peers and teachers. Josh participates in class. Josh has been coming to class prepared and has been completing assignments on time. When Josh doesn't understand the material being presented, Josh will ask questions. Josh stated that his goal for this school year are to obtain A's & B's. Josh would like to play baseball, basketball, and shot put. He would also like to make new friends. Josh attends classes in the general education setting with like peers. Josh seems to be getting organized, but has a hard time doing it independently. Josh benefits from keeping
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