My Future School : My School Of The Future

In the short story,“The Sanctuary of School,” by Lyndd Barry, the author uses characterization, the building of one’s personality and feelings, to create a central idea. The central idea that is supported in this short story is that home is not a place, it’s a feeling of love and safety. The writer of the story,“The Sanctuary of School,” proves the central idea that home is not a physical place but a feeling hope and protection, through characterization.

The building was a marvel of modern engineering. A carbon neutral, solar and geothermal powered monument to the future. The outside of the building a sleek combination of recycled redwood and interlocking solar panels. The inside’s high vaulted ceilings and sleek white pillars formed a cavernous inner space. Three classrooms divided the building into working spaces. The bright L.E.D lighting and modern fixtures completed the buildings futuristic design. This building was the newest in a long line of additions to my middle school's campus.

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In the same boat, let's talk about the good effects of remodeling Lovejoy High School. Expansion of a school to accommodate its large population is a good thing because now students have more space to freely walk without bumping into somebody or stepping over somebody. Cleaning and fixing bathrooms so that they are pleasant for students to go into, is a tremendous step forward because now students can enter a bathroom without passing out. Ordering new desk so that students won't fall out of their seats when they are sitting down, can reduce the amount of lawsuits from parents. Repairing air conditioning and lights is a tremendous factor to school improvement considering that some classrooms have lights that are too bright and possibly cause

We need to be a school district that prepares all students to be productive members of society. We need to expose our students to the real world and help them see that the world is bigger than our very small community. We need to ensure that all students have the opportunity to succeed and reach their goals. We need be a school with a pluralistic culture. Our students need to be culturally competent and have a good understanding of diversity. We need to promote the acceptance and celebration of people from all walks of life. We need to develop a supportive atmosphere where students feel they can express their beliefs freely without prejudice or judgment.

Schools are a place for all kids and young adults go to learn something before going out into the big world, schools are responsible for a lot of things; what a child learns, and many other things. So with the new school being built; the name should be Northeast, the mascot should be a python, and the school colors should be yellow and white.

The current building is made up of simply domes. The new addition for cost reasons, will not be a dome. Benny Sprague, the school’s maintenance worker and bus driver stated, “I think many of the faculty members and students will like this better, mainly because the addition will have windows.”

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“We are now taking the lead because for too long the public school system in Camden has failed its children”, exclaimed Chris Christie, the standing Governor of New Jersey. On the one hand, The New Jersey Public School System was awarded number 1 as the best system in the nation by 2012 Education State Ranking (Morgan, 2011). Yet on the other, only 2 percent of the graduates from Camden High School scored high enough on the SAT’s to be considered college prepared. This blatant inconsistency echoes the hyper-polarization of wealth and indigence throughout not only the state of New Jersey, but also the country as a whole. In response to this crisis, NJ’s Governor Christie has proposed the Opportunity Scholarship Act, which would stimulate competition between schools and in turn boost the quality of education. The act would create this competitive open market by providing scholarship funds to eligible low-income children who attend a chronically failing school district in order for them to choose to attend an alternative public or non-public school.

As a leader I envision my school as one where students and teachers come to a place they enjoy entering each day. All share the focus of the school, the belief that all students can become high achievers. Staff is centered on student achievement; no matter what academic level that all students face coming into the classroom. All staff will understand that all children are teachable, even those with learning issues.

There are many problems in every school worldwide. Some have less problems than others. If my school received one million dollars, people would be going crazy. Everybody would be running wild telling everybody there ideas. I have many ideas but there are three main ideas that I would like to share. New bleachers, less people per classroom, and a restaurant will make a great impact on the school.

R/ stated that on 6-21-15 at about 1200hrs he was traveling in the area of the Edith Williams School. R/ further stated that he heard an ambulance coming his way. R/ stated that he pulled to the side of the road. R/ continued to state that he saw when a pebble hit his windshield . R / stated that he later discovered that his windshield had a crack in it. R/ was advised to travel to the Roy Lester Schneider Hospital to investigate who operating the ambulance at the time if he is certain that the pebble came from the ambulance. R/ was further advised he can obtain a copy of this report from the Farrelly Justice Complex for insurance purposes if he so

When you walk into Randolph school, it’s very obvious how teachers give directions and perform transitions. Appropriate procedures during transitions start as early as when students walk to their classrooms. At the beginning of the school day, students gather in the gym, then they are expected to walk themselves to their classrooms in TAPS (total and perfect silence) and buckles (when their hands are folded in front of them). Every Monday and Wednesday I see students do this perfectly in the morning. Then students are also expected to walk like then whenever they are in the hallways during school. This way they are being safe and not distracting classrooms they pass by.

I would like to briefly go over my high school situation, school accomplishments, and some of the qualities I feel that I have, to hopefully clarify and enhance my application. The high school that I have been to for the past three years is called Tuacahn High School for the Performing Arts. Because of its smaller size, there isn’t a large variety of classes similar to what you would find in an average public high school. This made it impossible for me to enroll in AP or IB classes. Also, the school only had a couple concurrent enrollment classes we could take without going to the local university. While the school lacked these types of certified classes, they still offered many good honors classes, and performing arts based classes in which

After being mentored and mentoring new soccer referees it reminds me of a quote by  politician, John C. Crosby. He once said, “Mentoring is a brain to pick, an ear to listen, and a push in the right direction.” This is why I strive to help the youth find mentors that will be a strong role model and help them succeed. A degree from the University of Missouri - Kansas City (UMKC) will help me create connections, make a positive change, and build a mentoring program.