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![Greene leans on a car in the CHS parking lot. She was dual-enrolled at CHS and the homeschooling program, Clonlara. As more time went by and Greene had to provide for herself, even school burnt her out. “When I say [I was burnt out], I dont want it to sound negative,” Greene said. “Some of my best memories were going to CHS and Clonlara part-time, having a motorcycle at 16 and working at a dry cleaner in the morning, and balling burgers at night.”](https://chscommunicator.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/UNADJUSTEDNONRAW_thumb_1a26-675x900.jpg)
