My child attends a private high school in LA, California. This is the second year at the school, but my financial situation has drastically worsened. I won't be able to afford the full tuition fees anymore. My child likes the school, but unfortunately, I cannot afford the fees any longer. If anyone has experienced this situation, what are my options? Thank you
After work id been extremely exhausted, I can still run, exercise if the temperature is right, and feel better at work. Or class
I am a student within California that is just short on A-G, I've graduated through high school already and i really wish to enter CSU's when spring semester rolls around. I haven't seen any other topic like this come up before, and frankly I don't know where to look, so I've come here to ask!
How would one be able to take any courses in community colleges (Hartnell, etc) and receive A-G requirements via said courses?
Hi all - I am trying to educate myself more on the history of immigration and the effects of illegal vs legal immigration and politics in general in both the US and Europe.
Internet seems very biased on either way so I am looking for fact based or generally well acclaimed books to read instead.
Does anyone have any good books that discusses or outlines these issues or anything similar?
Thanks in advance!
TLDR: I am looking to educate myself on political topics more and am looking for as non biased resources as possible.
I am starting to find those cheerful teachers/professors to be annoying...espically if they start singing in class... and prefering a more "dry" teaching style ...
The "fun" teaching style is very distractive for my learning. Wondering if anyone going though a period like this? I am confused by myself.
I’ve decided my late August baby will be starting school at 6 years old. I just feel like starting school at barely 5 is just a bit too early, but I’m on the fence with my June kid.
i know there have been studies done about older kids having better leadership opportunities and more focus in school, as well as winter birthdays having more opportunities and even preforming better academically and in sports.
my hold up with June is it is right at the end of the age. if she was born in July or August i probably would keep her home until she was 6. but my hold up is if I send her at 6 she will graduate at 19. I wouldn’t want her to feel socially outcasted or not bond the same as her peers, since a part of her class would be 17.
does anyone have any experience with this? has anyone ”red shirted” their June bag? why or why not?
My district is adopting a scripted science curriculum this fall, and teachers have been told to follow the lessons as written.
If your district uses a scripted curriculum, how closely are you expected to follow it? What happens if a lesson isn't working for your students?
