Danielle Stokes said she doesn't like traditional schools and loves the flexibility of Life Skills Center of Dayton.
"I never liked sitting in class seven hours a day," she said. "I have the option here to do what I need to do and go about my day."
Stokes, 17, came to Dayton from a charter school in Florida and plans on graduating in January.
"It's an intimate setting," she said. "The flexibility is what I like here. The teachers care about you and check after you. There's no drama like public schools."
"I appreciate her consistency and her ability to work on her own," said
her American Literature teacher Chris Massey. "She takes the ball and runs with it.
She takes her work seriously here."
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