Charlie Sheen graduates from high school
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Tribute News on September 13, 2013 | 4 Comments
Charlie Sheen has graduated from high school. The 48-year-old star has gained his diploma 30 years after being expelled from Santa Monica High School in 1983 because he was a few points short of the requirement and had a 33 per cent attendance record, but he has now finished what he started. Speaking to
TMZ, he said: ''It was a loose end that always bothered me. I just have this lifelong habit of never finishing things.'' The
Anger Management actor ditched school for Hollywood, despite the efforts of his parents, actor
Martin Sheen and artist Janet Templeton, to persuade him to complete his diploma. Charlie explained: ''The idea my
parents had was for me go to summer school. My response was, 'There's school during the summer? That's crazy!' I could think of nothing worse in my first summer of freedom after all that time. I told them, 'Let me go on some auditions and if it doesn't work out, I'll go and get my GED (a diploma equivalency test) and go to college.' But I got the first job I went on. It was
Grizzly II: The Predator, that horrible thing.'' Charlie admits graduating from high school is one of his greatest achievements so far and he is going to display the diploma in his kitchen for everyone to see.
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They likely gave it to him cause he’s forever and really it’s not like he aced a calculus test, or a History exam. Was it a Drama class and he got a B+ ?
been gone forever… I meant to write (computer issue)
Checkit, I don’t think his old high school gave him the diploma. I think he took independent courses to get the credits he needed to earn hit on his own. Someone correct me if that’s not the case.
Discard what I said, he did receive his diploma from the same school.