South High School

Looking at River Bluff and Lexington School District One, many schools here can get the newer technologies, better teachers, and newer buildings without a problem. Near I-95, many schools, teachers, and students are suffering from inadequate funding. The schools are struggling to keep teachers and the area is only getting poorer. In order for these schools to be helped, they need money from the state. The Corridor of Shame should receive more state funding because the students are not getting an

of 30 plus 12th-grade colonists on the first day of school at Anaheim high school and the math teacher asks what is the square root of 16? Nothing but the noise of sheer silence falls across the room. How can a room full of students that have been going to school for 12 years not answer that simple question and how can we increase the success of students that go Anaheim high school? In order to increase the success of students at Anaheim schools the summer has to be shorter and the days longer. In

Question 1: Identifying Significant Issues/Problems As a first-year principal, I must immediately address two significant issues at Nutmeg High School. The first significant issue involves unacceptably low student achievement. On multiple indicators, students at Nutmeg High School are not performing at an acceptably high level. The second issue is related to divisions within the community. The declining student enrollment has exacerbated pre-existing divisions in the community, and illustrated the

Public high schools in the United States are responsible for predominantly educating children in the classroom. However, an education should be well rounded and teach students about multiple different aspects of life. Fitness education, physical education, and high school athletics are competitive. Public high schools hold the responsibility to offer as many sports as possible and to support as many students to succeed. Terminating high school sports would be a drastic decision. “One 2010 study by

beginning of what my older sister referred to as, “junior high - the worst years of every poor kid’s life.” I knew I had to pick a school, as my parents had told me about GCA and how it would offer me a greater challenge than South Valley made it’s way to my elementary school, and that’s when I decided I had to get my hands on it and just enroll to the school that would prepare me the most. The more I looked into it I had realized that this school was really all about challenging yourself and pushing

healthier lifestyle. I believe taking sports as early during high school is crucial for the health and further development of students. Firstly, according to Amanda Ripley’s article The Case Against High-School Sports, “Imagine, for a moment, if Americans transferred our obsessive intensity about high-school sports—the rankings, the trophies, the ceremonies, the pride—to high-school academics. We would look not so different from South Korea, or Japan, or any of a handful of Asian countries whose

A. Introduction Dale Cassens School is a uniquely diverse school located in South Florida. Dale Cassens School caters to elementary, middle and high school students. The school is unique in the fact that it is the only school in the county that serves students with behavior problems, physical and intellectual disabilities as well as students with Autism. It is also an alternative school for those students who are at risk of dropping out of school. The school has 550 students and 75 staff members

Before I started to attend South Carolina Connections Academy, I was enrolled at Dutch Fork High School. I enjoyed going to school so that I could talk to some of my friends and go to the classes that I liked. Even though my grades at Dutch Fork High School were good, they could have been better if I was not so focused on the social aspect of high school. Enrolling at South Carolina Connections Academy, or SCCA, allowed me to work on school in an environment where I could not get distracted. All

news"When high school starts too early, sleep-deprived teenagers are more likely to crash their cars..."(NBCnews.com pg.1) Currently a trend in education is to start schools later however lake Zurich is not.The students at Middle School South in Lake Zurich, Illinois would like a later start time.The later start time has many learning benefits, Heath benefits , and other school experienced success with later start times.Therefore learning Benefits are the very important also. Starting school later has

This award pushed her farther. She transferred to Texas Tech University in 1991. At Texas Tech University, she played better than ever! She scored over 1,000 points in 46 games, she set more than 10 records at the school, and gained hundreds of fans. Sheryl graduated Texas Tech University in 1994 and continued playing basketball. She played for the USA Basketball Women’s National team and her team won a gold medal in Atlanta, Georgia. While she was playing for the