BY DESTINY ULANOFF

A J.Hop Times Staff Writer

Last year is when they started trying to accomplish this goal, but John Hopkins is still stuck in this low grade school position.

Is it impossible for J.Hop to become an “A” school?

Some students here are actually trying to make good grades, while a few other students are just seeking a way to cause trouble.

The problem is that kids these days are focused on a way to make other kids laugh instead of focusing on their education.

Students to this day, still think that even if they don’t do good in school, then they will still grow up with a lot of money.

They don’t understand that that’s not how it works in the world. In order to have a successful life, you need to be successful in school.

Is it impossible for John Hopkins to be an “A” school?