BREAKING
THE
RULES
Imagine
a
school
where
there
are
no
(
1
)
classrooms
,
no
curriculum
,
no
(
2
)
and
no
principal
.
There
are
no
(
3
)
to
send
home
to
parents
,
no
homework
and
no
(
4
)
tests
to
take
at
the
end
of
term
.
At
this
school
,
students
don't
have
to
study
unless
they
want
to
.
Sounds
impossible
?
Well
,
this
is
the
reality
for
around
50
students
who
(
5
)
the
Harrisburg
Circle
School
in
Pennsylvania
,
USA
.
Here
,
students
are
responsible
for
organising
their
own
time
and
the
teachers
don't
give
(
6
)
lessons
unless
students
request
them
.
So
,
if
someone
feels
like
learning
French
,
(
7
)
biology
,
or
(
8
)
,
they
can
.
If
not
,
they
can
read
a
book
,
play
a
video
game
,
cook
,
play
the
guitar
or
just
hang
out
with
friends
.
They
can
go
outside
whenever
they
want
,
although
they
can't
leave
the
school
grounds
without
(
9
)
.
Students
do
have
responsibilities
,
however
.
In
the
(
10
)
morning
every
student
has
to
sign
up
for
a
task
,
such
as
cleaning
the
floor
,
which
they
must
do
by
the
end
of
the
day
.
Also
,
everyone
has
to
attend
the
weekly
school
meetings
,
where
all
the
(
11
)
about
running
the
school
are
made
.
There
is
a
?
law
book'
,
which
contains
all
the
school
rules
about
(
12
)
behaviour
,
safety
,
and
using
school
equipment
.
(
13
)
Punishments
for
those
who
have
(
14
)
the
rules
are
decided
in
the
weekly
school
meetings
.
Some
people
question
whether
a
school
like
this
can
provide
a
good
(
15
)
.
But
many
of
the
school's
students
go
on
to
get
(
16
)
degrees
from
colleges
and
universities
all
over
the
country
,
and
abroad
.
Others
go
directly
into
the
world
of
work
.
One
ex
-
student
who
now
runs
a
(
17
)
successful
T
-
shirt
company
said
?
At
this
school
I
had
to
work
things
out
for
myself
,
and
I
could
do
it
in
my
own
time
and
in
my
own
way
.
That
(
18
)
me
how
to
get
what
I
want
from
life
.
'
What
more
can
you
ask
from
a
school
?
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