Seniors have much more free time than juniors, sophomores, freshman and so on. Using the 100,000 dollars that was given to the senior class for a senior lounge would be a perfect idea. Seniors are on their last year of high school, and the lounge would be a great place for them to be together for one last year. Also, lots of seniors are in college classes. These classes can be very challenging, and the seniors could work together on their homework and study for upcoming tests in the lounge.
The senior lounge would be a fun and friendly place for seniors to hang out. It would be a very substantial area for the seniors to spend their last year in high school together. With the lounge being in the school, the students can save gas. Instead
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The high school classes could take a survey on what all they want in the lounge and how it will be decorated. All classes will be able to take the survey because they will all be seniors eventually. After the survey, the principal and superintendent could converse on what all they could afford to put in the lounge and start the design. The project to make the senior lounge would start in the beginning of summer 2017 and be finished before 2017 school year starts. The lounge would be in an empty classroom, which means there will not need to be any extra spending on building a room. All 100,000 dollars can be used for the …show more content…
100,000 dollars is a lot of money to put into one room, and we can't guarantee it will be used to its full extent. The lounge could be poorly taken care of. Some kids could be disrespectful and leave trash laying around. Which could result in people getting kicked out of the lounge. This would defeat the purpose of nobody being excluded. Also, we can't guarantee any studying, or homework will get done in the lounge. Maybe, all they'll want to do is talk and waste time. The lounge will not have a teacher in there for supervision, so it will be up to the students whether they are productive or
Finally, the staff members of Oak Creek High could have more time available to get done with their work. Teachers need the extra time to get organized and prepared for the next class they teach. They could go home and eat or go out to eat. Plus, they would have extra time to eat at their own pace. Everyone knows that the administrators have enough problems to deal with, so by having an open campus lunch their will be less students they have to watch over in the cafeteria during lunch hours. Just like the teachers, the administrators would also have more time to get more things done and eat their lunch.
A career in social work or human services is similar in the duties and type of work environment. Both of these positions require a desire to help others in many ways. Human Services Assistants may help clients with special needs obtain the services that will help them to develop and improve their situation. Social workers are considered human services workers, only they typically perform more hands-on duties with clients (BLS, 2012a). A career in social and human services is a rewarding choice for those who have a strong desire to help others in need and who have a strong sense of community.
Both options are great for the school system. They tend to share the same ideas and instances where it can be taken away. Since both classes have worked hard to earn the open campus, it would seem fair to give juniors the same privileges the seniors get. Although it would seem like a good idea on paper, both options bring a lot of contradiction. If only one class would get the open campus as the school has been doing
I plan on obtaining my Ph.D. in Management with a specialization in leadership and organizational change in four years. My educational goals are as follows: to receive the advanced essential training in qualitative research methods to strengthen my researcher and give a theoretical base to my work, secondly I would like to gain insight in quantitative research in order to become a well balanced
Closed campus at HVHS is not a good idea. The school has sucky food and nobody would eat at school even if you closed it a lot of kids would just go sit at the table and talk to there friends and then you are still gonna have the same numbers as right now.
It is a good idea to provide a separate school experience for middle school from the high school, because putting both middle school and high school in the same building will have a negative experience for middle school students in many aspects. Noticeably, the high school students and middle school students sharing the hallway is a bit destructive in some aspects of behaviors.
In Walter Kirn’s essay, Class Dismissed, he argues on the point that he believes senior year is “not an indulgence but an entitlement...in which [seniors] crave tradition. [For some] it amounts to a fidgety waiting period that practically begs for descents into debauchery and concludes in a big dumb party under a mirror ball that spins in place like the minds of those beneath it.” He goes further into bringing up the economic benefits and how it was a way to “shave off millions from the cash-strapped state’s expense sheet.” In some ways, yes, senior year could be considered a waste of time and be better off non-existent. Although, I do not believe that you should spend what would be your senior year in high school, in freshman year of college.
The tutoring center would have high school students present to help other students with homework and studying. The technology room would have many computers and printers that were Wi-Fi compatible and high school students who could assist the users with anything they need. The snack bar would also be ran by high school students and would have healthy snacks and water available. The basketball/volleyball courts would be an ideal place for tournaments and for small teams of kids who could not play for their school for different reasons. The fitness center in this Community Center would have many different types of equipment that could be used by all ages. Lastly the meeting venue would be an area that could be rented out and used as a place for family reunions, birthday parties, weddings, etc. Combining all these activity areas into one facility would be very convenient and beneficial to many community
This solution will provide a higher-quality education for the rest of the students in the future. As contrast to what could be, here is an example. Last year I attended an English class here at Arroyo full of students who’d given up on learning, preferring to fool around during class. The teacher had simply given up on “us” (or the troublesome ones), the class was rowdy, out of control most of the time. If only this plan was in effect at that time! The teacher could have taught class uninterrupted without having to waste class time rebuking those annoying twerps. With this proposal in effect, class sizes would be smaller and there would be less disruption so teachers would have more one-on-one time helping students worthy of their time. The learning environment/peer influence would improve, resulting in better performance, even the school’s standards would be set
I will cut back the hours for the seniors so that they would only have to go to school for only classes they need to graduate. Then once they were
This assignment describes my own Professional Development Plan (PDP) for the first six months of my nurse registration. Following a PDP will show my commitment to Continuing Professional Development (CPD), otherwise known as PREP (CPD). PREP stands for Post-Registration Education and Practice and is a set of Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) standards and guidance that help nurses give the best possible care (NMC PREP Handbook 2006 p3); part of which is a commitment to CPD. CPD is a process of learning activities designed for individuals to reach their full potential, so they provide the highest possible standards of patients care (NMC PREP Handbook 2006 p9). By following a PDP I will develop my knowledge, understanding
To manage the business, one must have a good experience and relevant qualification. The right qualification one must have is an MBA in order to have the right understanding and knowledge you must require. And experience is one thing that will come after a good investment of time in learning and development (miller, 2011).
Initially I thought that I had little research experience except for gathering information regarding falls and looking for solutions to prevent them. Then I began thinking about all of the times that I have turned to journal articles when looking for information related to best practices in patient care. I hope to learn to develop a better understanding of the research process and to conduct my own research in courses to come.
“MC is so boring that I think I’m planning on transferring in the spring,” said several of my friends and many other MC students. This may seem like a small problem to some, but it could result in an even larger problem that could affect MC’s standing as a college. Many students feel as though MC is not doing enough to make them feel included and often seek to transfer to another university/college where they will not have this problem. This could also lead some students to feel like college just is not for them, which could lead then to drop out. Not having events where everyone can be included could hurt MC’s enrollment rate, which in time could have a negative impact on MC’s future. A simple solution to fix this problem before it starts to affect MC would be to increase the budget of the Campus Activity Broad
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