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    city in the US. I grew up in a part of town where less than 75% of the residents age 25 and over received a high school diploma; less than 13% earned a Bachelor’s degree; and only 3% have a graduate or professional degree. It’s surprising that I even made it to graduate school after reading statistics like these. My objective is to reflect on my school experience, and explore how culture, school structure and family influences contributed to my successful completion of grades K-16, even when the odds

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    CHAPTER II Review of the Literature Introduction Considering high school dropout rates are important when evaluating nation, state, and district school systems. Dropout rates are linked to criminal activity, drug abuse, and financial dependence. Since NCLB states have been introducing legislation to lower those dropout rates at the state and local levels. Federal requirements in 2008 have made states use increasingly accurate ways of measuring dropout rates. In 2013 the national dropout rate

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    success or stubbornness to reform and failure. Studies have shown that the current system approach to education is failing the children and its because of many factors that have yet to be taken into account and/or addressed specifically. Such factors as high population of students, low number of teachers (even less who are legitimately qualified), the economic hardships of students and their

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    The issue of whether school uniform ought to be executed in schools has been a continuous open consideration all through America 's educational systems. This instructive change has numerous supporters, who accept that school uniform will diminish theft of designer outfits, group colors, smear the lines of financial class, and lessening companion power, protect their contention with exploration from genuine cases (Stanley, 1996). Then again, numerous individuals explicitly contradicting the fact and

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    One During this past semester, I received my twenty volunteer hours at the Steps to College program on the UNG campus. Our class was Economics taught by Mrs. Tevi Reed. Mrs. Reed is an economics instructor in the Hall county school district and teaches at West Hall High School. The steps to college program is a program to help English learning students earn extra credit in a course of their choosing. Steps to college runs from June 1st- July 1st. The program consisted of a majority of Hispanic students

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    The Culture of Kearney Kearney, Nebraska is a community in south central Nebraska. The self-proclaimed “Sand Hill Crane Capital of the World” is regionally known for the Sand Hill Crane population that follows the Platte River during migration, as well as the many trails throughout the community ("Kearney Visitors Bureau,” 2013). This author sought to discover the culture of Kearney on a short day trip to the area. A drive around the community, a walk through the downtown area, and a quick perusal

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    did. In a twist of pure luck, Locke’s aunt was moving into an assisted living facility. She was gracious enough to allow us to live in her house for free, as long as we kept up the maintenance and paid all the bills. I finished my last year of high school and enrolled in the local community college. Between my part time job at the bookstore and Locke’s full time construction job, we paid all the bills and still had money left each month. It wasn’t beyond me that some ray of luck had strayed my way

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    VISION STATEMENT: In order to build a sound foundation for lifelong learning, we need to develop literacy skills so our students will read, write, speak, and view literature and informational text critically, analytically, and comprehensively. Our school goal is to provide differentiated instruction that promotes phonics, fluency, and comprehension skills and strategies to our students to read at or above grade-level to prepare for College and Career. Our student goal is to build a schema of skills

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    Adolescent Mental Health in a Rural Community A community assessment involves a thorough evaluation of a community’s health and available resources. This allows an individual to determine factors that potentially pose a risk to the community’s health (Anderson & McFarlane, 2011). A community assessment was conducted on the town of Buffalo, Minnesota (MN). Buffalo is a rural community that is centrally located between Minneapolis and St. Cloud, MN (Buffalo Chamber, 2015). This allows Buffalo residents

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    Cost Benefit Analysis In recent years, the homeschooled population in Spotsylvania County Public Schools (SCPS) has continued to grow. Due to state regulations, the governing body of the division, the Spotsylvania County School Board (SCSB) developed a policy to address the procedures and protocols necessary to guide homeschooling options in the division: Policy LBD (2015) (See Appendix A). According to L. Binion, Guidance Director for SCPS, currently the division has 1,036 registered and 31 pending

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