American TV Series: Starting with Sheldon’s Wool Collection

Principal Tom held the standard answer in his hand, and after carefully comparing it several times, he finally wrote an A on Mike's test paper.

This is a sample test paper for the graduation exam for twelfth grade high school students, which includes:

Mathematics (algebra, geometry, trigonometry)

Natural Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics)

Humanities (World History, American History)

Mike almost got full marks on such a complicated test paper. As long as he makes up for the credits in physical education and social practice, he will definitely be able to attend a well-known university.

It can be said that it is a potential stock.

"Have you ever thought about skipping a grade and going directly to the twelfth grade graduating class?" Principal Tom looked at Mike with more and more eager eyes and said bluntly: "With your grades, you can definitely go to a satisfactory university next year."

The reason why Tom said this is because the teaching funding of public middle schools is linked to the school's teaching quality.

If Mike can graduate from this school with honors, the teaching funding for Melford Middle School will also increase next year.

Originally, Melford, with the little genius of Little Sheldon, could already increase its education funding. Now that we have another Mike, we are naturally even happier.

"I'm sorry, I want to spend my high school career to the fullest, and I haven't thought about skipping a grade." Mike said seriously.

As far as Mike knows, little Sheldon, the leek, will attend high school for two years.

Mike is now in eleventh grade. Under normal circumstances, he can stay in Melford for two years. It just so happens that these two years can be used to harvest Sheldon's wool.

As for two years later, Mike graduated from high school and was exactly 18 years old, and had the right to inherit the family farm.

When you have money in your hands, you can decide whether to stay or go.

Seeing that Mike did not want to skip a grade, Principal Tom was not very disappointed. Anyway, the other party is in his own school. If he graduates a year earlier and a year later, the impact will not be big.

After thinking about it, Principal Tom showed a kind face and said: "I respect your choice, Mike. Enjoy your high school life! Melford Middle School welcomes you~"

With that said, Principal Tom stood up and prepared to give Mike a high-five to welcome him.

However, Mike's reaction was mediocre, and Principal Tom could only retract his hand in embarrassment under the strange looks of several people.

Next, after Principal Tom signed a few documents, he said to Mike: "The admission process has been completed. I will find someone to take you to the class so that you can get familiar with our school early."

It has been two weeks since high school started, and transfer students like Mike are already late.

Mike originally planned to go out with Dennis to have a good "partner dinner" this afternoon. Seeing that the principal has arranged his time so full, he has to ask for leave.

As a result, from the corner of his eye, he saw Dennis shaking his head slightly at himself, and Mike had no choice but to swallow his words about asking for leave.

On the other side, Principal Tom had already picked up the landline phone: "Ms. Victoria, please come to my office. There is a student here who I need you to take to the class."

After hanging up the phone, Tom explained: "Ms. Victoria is the head teacher of the eleventh grade. By the way, the little genius Sheldon is in her class. You "geniuses" must have something in common."

While Principal Tom was explaining to Mike, he glanced at Grandma Connie again, which meant something.

Millennium Public High School advocates free teaching, and the courses are divided into elective courses and compulsory courses. Most of the children who come here to go to school are serious about academics and just want to get a high school diploma.

People like Sheldon and Mike, who can get perfect scores in all subjects, are a rare breed here.

Often such students will be taken care of by the school and receive some special preferential treatment.

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After a while, a tall and thin middle-aged woman opened the door of the principal's office.

"Is he a new student?" Victoria was wearing an old lady's suit and looked old-fashioned.

After she saw Mike's handsome face, she frowned slightly, looking a little impatient.

Principal Tom knew that Victoria had an eccentric personality, so he tried to smooth things over and said, "He is Mike. He has excellent academic performance and will be your student from now on." Then, he introduced: "This is Ms. Victoria, the head teacher of the eleventh grade."

Victoria glanced at the principal, and then said to Mike: "Come with me, you can still catch the last class."

After saying that, she walked out the door minding her own business.

The three Mikes in the office said goodbye to Principal Tom, who looked a little helpless, and walked out of the office together.

In the aisle, Ms. Victoria was folding her hands on her chest, looking sideways at the ground not far away, as if she was waiting for Mike or in a daze.

"Ms. Victoria, can I say a few words to Mike?" Dennis asked the woman not far away.

Now that Mike has successfully enrolled in school, Dennis's mission has been completed, and it seems that he is ready to leave.

Victoria didn't seem to hear Dennis' question. She stood in the same position and didn't move at all.

Dennis got no response and was a little embarrassed.

In the end, he just thought that the other party acquiesced to his request, and took Mike aside.

On the other side, Grandma Connie glanced at Victoria, then caught up with Dennis, and whispered: "I heard Sheldon mention that his class teacher, Ms. Victoria, is a feminist. Maybe they I don’t naturally like men…”

Grandma Connie seemed to be gossiping, but in fact she was helping Dennis ease his embarrassment and giving Mike a heads up.

After finishing the gossip, Grandma Connie loudly said again: "I'm going to stay outside. Dennis, if you want to hitchhike, you'd better hurry up~"

Then, she waved again, leaving Dennis with a cool back.

Dennis watched the other party leave, and then said: "Connie will be a good guardian, and the Cooper family is also very good... I can feel relieved if you stay here."

"Are you going back?" Mike asked.

"Yes, I'm going to leave at noon." Dennis explained: "You know, my work rarely has time to rest. This time I just take advantage of the free time, and I can go back and spend more time with your Aunt Kelly."

The work of the Minnesota Welfare Institute is of a semi-public nature, and it can be said that there is less money and more work.

And Dennis has worked in the orphanage for many years, which shows that he is a caring and good person.

"Have a nice trip, remember to say hello to Aunt Kelly for me when you get back..." Seeing that they were about to say goodbye, Mike thought about how much Dennis had taken care of him over the past month, so he said, "Also, thank you, Dennis~"

"Bad boy~" Dennis stepped forward and hugged Mike, and said, "Take care of yourself too. If you have any questions, remember to call me."

Listening to Dennis' caring words, Mike knew that he had a simple concern in this world.

After the two said goodbye, Dennis waited until Mike went to Victoria's side, then turned and walked out.