Therefore, she did not know what to truly expect when she went out into the "school world" outside of Manzanar. She had received some schooling while in Manzanar, however, the American schools were drastically different from the schools inside of Manzanar. While inside Manzanar, Jeannie learned more skills in the fine arts, such as baton twirling, and ballet...
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While inside Manzanar, Jeannie learned more skills in the fine arts, such as baton twirling, and ballet. The "hard" subjects were taught, but she doesn't mention as much about them as she does about baton twirling, ballet, and Catechesis. The schools at Manzanar were not much until the second year. The first year, volunteers taught the schools, and resources were pretty scarce...
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