Bobby Rooster had a problem. He had dropped out of school in his senior year, and now he had his part-time job but it was not enough to pay his bills. Just when he was about to give up on his dreams, his friend Stuart the rabbit came hopping into his living room and told him about a new program for high school students that offered classes down at Chickenville High.
Bobby the Rooster imagined all the cool adventures of learning he would have at school. After all, he knew in order to get a higher-paying job he needed to get his diploma. While thinking about cool adventures and new friends he would meet, he also pondered about the homework he would get. He also hated math, but he loved English and writing. Bobby the Rooster always dreamed of being a writer, but he seldom had the time to write stories. He mostly told stories.
