High schools and junior high schools were integrated, too, she said.
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Because Texas's high schools are generally racially homogeneous, that ensures a certain amount of racial diversity: The majority-black high schools send black students, the majority-Latino high schools send Latino students, and the majority-white high schools send white students.
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I cannot believe that the grade schools, junior high schools and high schools are that bad.
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Eight of the elite specialized high schools used the Specialized High Schools Admissions Test as part of their admission process.
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In Miami, all public high schools offer the courses, and in Washington, D.C., 10 of its 16 public high schools do.
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Japan's virtual high schools For those who can't yet face stepping out of their homes, virtual high schools offer an alternative.
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While Isaiah wasn't recruited by any coaches from private high schools, coaches from several public high schools pitched their programs to him.
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Just as colleges scout high schools to restock their talent base, high schools across the country use Pop Warner teams to replenish theirs.
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New York City has nine specialized high schools, which offer a more rigorous curriculum than most other public high schools in the city.
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The top 260 high schools in the country produce more distinction marks in maths and science exams than the other 240,250 high schools put together.
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Black and Hispanic students are underrepresented in many of the most selective screened middle and high schools, just as they are in the specialized high schools.
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Today, about 70 percent of New York high schools are black and Hispanic — but they account for just 19703 percent of students in New York's specialized high schools.
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Only 28 percent of high schools with high black and Latino student enrollment offer physics, compared to 67 percent of high schools with low enrollment of their demographics.
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The legislation does not require that schools teach about the genocide but encourages middle schools, junior high schools and high schools to add the lessons to their curriculums.
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When we started, I think my vision was to build a SportsCenter for all 32,000 high schools, and we built it for about a hundred high schools in the Northeast.
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It is common for predominantly white high schools to have over 90% of their graduates attend colleges, which is not the case for some high schools with majority black students.
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But some families support screens for high schools in particular, and have argued that students who demonstrate academic excellence in middle school deserve to attend the city's highest-performing high schools.
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Illinois High schools in Chicago suburbs have also installed vaping detectors, including Hinsdale Central High School, Hinsdale South High Schools and Evanston Township High School, CNN affiliate WGN reported last month.
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Challengers of Affirmative Action Have a New Target: New York City's Elite High Schools The controversy surrounding Mayor Bill de Blasio's plan to integrate the city's specialized high schools just intensified.
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But I was also hesitant because they were all admitted into prestigious high schools, and I was afraid that my middle school would have to report the cheating to those high schools.
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This version will be tailored for universities and high schools.
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Do you think high schools should have later start times?
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The towns boast banks, public transportation, clinics and high schools.
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But unlike most high schools, Wagoner is closed on Mondays.
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Go deeper: Esports eyes high schools, colleges as talent pipeline
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He also said Trinitarios recruit new members in high schools.
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I have two children in middle and senior high schools.
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I think this will be very popular in high schools.
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There needs to be more education, especially in high schools.
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Four of the city's eight high schools are magnet schools.
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This entails reviving vocational and technical training in high schools.
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You work with public high schools, help them with curriculum.
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Why are high schools doing a better job than colleges?
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High schools had an average of 29.7 students per classroom.
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All the high schools after Heathers are built on Heathers.
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The very next year it was introduced in high schools.
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Swastika vandalism in high schools is an example of that.
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A total of 424 of 25,694 eligible high schools participated.
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They are a mix of elementary, middle and high schools.
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Voter registration and preregistration through high schools has enormous promise.
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Even high schools and universities are getting into the game.
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Some of the high schools have 98 percent graduation rates.
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All Catholic elementary and high schools in Fairfield County, Conn.
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The scanners are used only in middle and high schools.
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In high schools, eye shadow palettes have become status symbols.
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There is surely a lesson there for other high schools.
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For comparison, ~14,000 U.S. high schools have a football program.
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McKinney is home to three high schools, accommodating around 7,700 students.
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It is also commonly given to students at junior high schools.
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The video is then shown in high schools throughout the community.
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The following games feature Indianapolis, Indiana high schools Ben Davis vs.
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They also have a choice between two area public high schools.
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Colleges, high schools and youth leagues abide by NOCSAE standards, too.
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Most American public high schools now have a permanent police presence.
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A similar trend toward waiting is happening in America's high schools.
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American high schools have always been divided between "jocks" and "nerds".
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Her youngest, Joaquin, 13 will soon be applying to high schools.
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Haley Reed, 35, was a teacher at Oldham County High Schools.
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But while high schools could doubtlessly improve, this excuse won't wash.
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For one, they both graduated from suburban Los Angeles high schools.
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Why aren't middle and high schools protecting their students as well?
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Meanwhile, the model for U.S. high schools has remained virtually unchanged.
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Several nearby middle school and high schools were also on lockdown.
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Seventy-eight high schools give priority to students who live nearby.
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The writers spent six years traveling the country studying high schools.
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Bradbury's novel is a classic taught in high schools across America.
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Chapters have begun to spring up at high schools, as well.
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Jocabed Marquez: I taught at two high schools in South Texas.
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Football is seeing participation decline in high schools across the country.
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Football is seeing participation decline in high schools across the country.
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Now it has 96 — 67 elementary schools and 29 high schools.
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Here are the 15 best public high schools in the US
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There are more people in high schools outside of South Carolina.
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Dozens of high schools now have courses they did not have.
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Colleges set the agenda for what high schools offer and students take.
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Many of them reportedly attend Newport Harbor and Costa Mesa high schools.
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These days, public high schools typically have modules about the military dictatorship.
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All Wake County high schools will begin using the system next year.
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Now all high schools in Xiamen must provide students with psychological support.
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French high schools will start teaching the Rwandan genocide from September 2020.
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However, it may be expanded to all high schools in the county.
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America's middle- and high schools, and those often cash-strapped schools are
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They work well in private high schools, but they're unnecessary at work.
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The area's high schools are considered fertile recruiting grounds for new members.
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Options including high schools, colleges, airports, states, cities, neighborhoods, and ZIP codes.
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Meanwhile, students left the high schools in both Fair Lawn and Bergenfield.
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With only 1,894 high school age students, there are 11 high schools.
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But they attended different high schools and hardly ever saw each other.
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The state's high schools had an average of 24 students per classroom.
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The pair were attending neighboring D.C.-area high schools at the time.
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In Egypt, most public middle and high schools are separated by gender.
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But compared with demographically similar high schools, Morris Academy is doing well.
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He dreamed of a bigger life, and applied to top high schools.
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High schools define their success by college placements instead of employable skills.
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Their kids are in nursery schools and high schools across the country.
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Denby sets up watch in tenth-grade classes at three high schools:
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Since there are no high schools, most ninth-graders head to Manhattan.
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Where do kids who go to specialized high schools go to college?
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About 85 percent of the company's customers are middle and high schools.
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Now she and her staff have contracts with 20 area high schools.
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The middle and high schools are on abutting campuses in Cross River.
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The middle and high schools are on abutting campuses in Cross River.
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Shipping hoverboards from China and unloading them in their American high schools.
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The middle and high schools are attached and share an expansive campus.
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I think the kids kneeling in high schools are following a trend.
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We simply did questions from the book that specialized high schools provided.
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Frisco's 10 high schools use the facility for football and soccer games.
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Furthermore, many high schools and universities are boycotting school for two weeks.
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Other Catholic high schools are closing on a school-by-school basis.
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Haley Reed, 1003, was a choir director at Oldham County High Schools.
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Should High Schools Drop Football Because Too Many Players Are Getting Injured?
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My budget also contains an exciting vision for our nation's high schools.
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The middle and high schools are on adjacent campuses in Cross River.
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Brew pubs and high schools become must-stops on the campaign trail.
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If the pros eliminated kickoffs, colleges and high schools would follow suit.
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If the pros eliminated kickoffs, colleges and high schools would follow suit.
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There are no public middle or high schools within Cole Valley's boundaries.
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Staunchly traditional, Todai draws from the same high schools year after year.
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The application deadline for the city's public high schools is this Friday.
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The girls became friends in middle school, then attended different high schools.
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That&aposs just one way high schools have changed over the decade.
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In 2005, only 641 Chinese students were enrolled in American high schools.
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In Japan, it has spread though clubs in high schools and colleges.
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Like all New York City public high schools, Hunter distributes free condoms.
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But then we have to ask which high schools did they attend?
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Since Mayor Bill de Blasio proposed changing how students are admitted to eight of the city's most elite public high schools on June 3, the Specialized High Schools Admissions Test, or SHSAT, has been subject to intense public debate.
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There are also plans to widen inspections to elementary, middle and high schools.
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Compounding the issue, there's basically no accountability for high schools and middle schools.
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While harassment happens in Hollywood, it can also occurs in America's high schools.
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Additionally, many high schools are planning their own protests and walkouts this week.
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In 2015, only three public high schools in Oakland offered computer science courses.
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But this school year, 14 do, out of 17 high schools district-wide.
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Chicago offers computer science at approximately 65 of its 106 public high schools.
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High schools in the US have changed dramatically since the late 19th century.
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THE PUBLIC high schools in Washington, DC, were once looked on with wonder.
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What's next: CMU, AI4ALL and others are developing AI curricula for high schools.
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Rising stars on their way to the most selective high schools in Maryland.
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About 73 percent of U.S. high schools have AP programming to begin with.
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Finally, financial literacy should be taught in homes, grammar schools, and high schools.
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The children went to public high schools, and the family skimped on luxuries.
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Not bad for a guy who was expelled from two different high schools.
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They're seeing that in high schools, two-year colleges and at technical colleges.
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The average high schools were slightly more crowded, with 23.7 students per classroom.
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Some private high schools can cost upwards of $60,000 per year to attend.
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In total there are 94 elementary, middle and high schools in the program.
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Shop classes need to return to middle and high schools across the country.
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Eton College is one of the most prestigious high schools in the world.
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Related Student Question | Should High Schools Do More to Prepare You for Careers?
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In the Czech Republic, high schools teach teens to identify propaganda from Russia.
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It found that in high schools where classes began at 7:83 a.m.
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She sent him to private high schools, so he got expelled on purpose.
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Community colleges, high schools, universities that used to have [NCAA Division I] football.
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Many high schools have purchased expensive helmets that purport to reduce concussion risk.
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Unlike in the US, there are Japanese high schools with girls' baseball programs.
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"There's a lot of gallows humor within high schools," Margolin, 16, tells CNN.
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At some high schools, students who kneel during the anthem could face punishment.
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The school district put Highland and all other area high schools on lockdown.
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There are 11 Catholic high schools in the archdiocese, according to its website.
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In 2010 "The Gulag Archipelago" was made required reading in Russian high schools.
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Trying to escape his bullies, he transferred to a number of high schools.
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Some 80 percent of high schools with more than 1,000 students have them.
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The stadium also doubles as the home field for nine local high schools.
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The district has five elementary schools, a middle school and two high schools.
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Now, a lot of high schools and middle schools expect to have one.
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It shut high schools and colleges, but kept open schools for younger students.
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It shut high schools and colleges, but kept open schools for younger students.
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High schools should channel more energy into helping kids focus on their careers.
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That venture aims to transform education by revamping how high schools approach curriculum.
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It operated 192 schools in 1995 — 153 elementary schools and 20133 high schools.
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She had a rocky childhood and changed high schools twice in recent years.
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I propose that we teach death ed in all of our high schools.
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California's law explicitly applies to children in public kindergarten, elementary and high schools.
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I wondered if my friends at predominantly black high schools held these responsibilities.
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In a rapidly growing number of high schools, gamers are the new jocks.
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By 1940, 30,000 cheerleading teams were spread across American high schools and colleges.
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Majority of the protesters have been young students from university and high schools.
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Students at these 1003 high schools have a lot to be proud of.
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The students apply to the center and are selected by their high schools.
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The district's public middle and high schools have school resource officers, he added.
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Sal Pilato, the superintendent of high schools for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.
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I was kicked out of several high schools, and generally considered an outsider.
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So far, about 70 percent of public high schools and all private high schools in Brisbane, Queensland, mandate wearing a skirt, said Amanda Mergler, a co-founder of the group, but a handful of private schools allow exceptions in the winter.
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While top middle schools in a handful of districts groom children for competitive high schools that send graduates to the Ivy League, most middle schools, especially in the Bronx, funnel children to high schools that do not prepare them for college.
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Maker attending high schools in Louisiana and Virginia before moving to Canada in 2014.
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In 2014 Beijing's education authorities stopped approving new international programmes at public high schools.
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Many high schools have resorted to locking bathrooms – jokingly called "Juul rooms" by students.
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The push to bring organized esports to high schools actually came from Connecticut, though.
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I had three children at the time, and was teaching in public high schools.
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The topic is even the subject of a popular novel taught in high schools.
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He also has to speak at 8 high schools and pay a $952.50 fine.
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"Liverpool high schools can be scary places!" he says, half laughing at the memory.
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The slogan has become an educational program taught in high schools, colleges and universities.
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Meanwhile, a group of principals from Washington's five public high schools held a meeting.
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This points to a greater problem: the ever-growing achievement gap in high schools.
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At the time, college campuses—and to some extent, high schools—were in the
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It was embraced by World Team Tennis and by colleges and many high schools.
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School-ranking website Niche rated the best public high schools in every US state.
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A majority of the protesters have been young students from university and high schools.
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Greg, now they bring it to high schools, which is at the Duke campus.
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Admission to what are known as the specialized high schools is by test only.
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Still, small high schools in southeast Wisconsin generally don't draw a lot of eyes.
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An estimated three million of you will graduate from U.S. high schools in June.
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Schools have shut down throughout the state, including private universities and public high schools.
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At some of New York City's elite high schools, racial diversity is an issue.
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She led a transfer school for students who were challenged by traditional high schools.
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The average start for middle and high schools in California was 8:07 a.m.
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Delaware has only 303 high schools competing in one division in high school basketball.
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At many high schools where going to college was once exotic, it's now normal.
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He wants state lawmakers to change the rules for all the elite high schools.
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Our two largest high schools are Robert E. Lee High and Jefferson Davis High.
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Tensions had been brewing for days at Saint-Exupéry and Jean-Rostand high schools.
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She has won state championships in soccer and softball among Pennsylvania's independent high schools.
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More recent students, though, said the high schools here seem to be safer now.
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What we need is for better funded public high schools to do their job.
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Children from low-opportunity neighborhoods, they suggest, could merit priority for selective high schools.
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There are tuition discounts and new agreements with area high schools to attract students.
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Already, the cost of football is weighing on some private high schools, Cantu said.
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The average start time for middle and high schools is about 8:07 a.m.
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"My husband and I both went to suburban, white high schools," Ms. Dornback said.
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High schools were under the control of the Board of Education and the chancellor.
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The institute was building high schools, educating the underprivileged, creating cultural dialogue across continents.
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There, 255 high schools were closed during the Bloomberg era, second only to Brooklyn.
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If anything, in fact, the biggest dropout crisis is no longer in high schools.
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He is now a motivational speaker, making speeches to high schools around the country.
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It was the middle of April, during spring break for the local high schools.
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These students tend to emerge from weaker high schools and are less academically prepared.
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In the Arkansas Delta, KIPP shares college counseling resources with two neighboring high schools.
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It initially held classes in two high schools before moving to the Navy Yard.
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And in those regions, many high schools openly discourage recruiters from interacting with students.
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The high schools in Indiana said members of both school communities met on Sunday.
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He attended several high schools, constantly changing in pursuit of a better sports program.
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To soften the blow, the tech giant is now coming out with a plan to fund computer science courses for over 130 high schools in New York City, which is about a quarter of the total number of high schools in the city.
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They visit Latino-majority high-schools and Spanish-language churches, and use bilingual recruiting material.
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Elementary schools could remain neighborhood-based while middle and high schools would encompass larger areas.
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This is true even as the number of Asian-Americans in high schools has increased.
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I think a lot of the high schools in LA are competitive, but too competitive.
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So far, the company claims 13,000 high schools in 150 countries have used the platform.
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Austin is working on a pilot program for six high schools to start next year.
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California also launched a similar law, but only for low-income middle and high schools.
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Huffman is one of seven public high schools in Birmingham, the state's most populous city.
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PlayVS provides the tools for high schools and colleges to create their own esports programs.
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We have seen this from high schools in Brooklyn to schools in Kenya and India.
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Gina Warren compiled a list of victims killed in mass shootings at American high schools.
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Campus outbreaks Recent U.S. outbreaks of mumps have mostly affected high schools and college campuses.
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Teenagers. The app has been spreading around some high schools and middle schools like crazy.
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Related Student Question | Should High Schools Drop Football Because Too Many Players Are Getting Injured?
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Some high schools have more than half of their students enrolled in credit-recovery programmes.
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Harvard, then elite US colleges, other American colleges, international colleges, high schools, and eventually everyone.
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It follows a format popular at high schools across America, known as "Public Forum Debate".
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More than 41 percent of AP high schools in those two states offer such courses.
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High school graduation rates were one part of the U.S. News Best High Schools methodology.
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And sports are a valuable part of what public high schools offer to their students.
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" Their focus, this year, she says, "is preemptive sex education in middle and high schools.
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High schools in wealthy neighborhoods frequently have broadband wireless access and the latest digital technology.
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As far as addressing the problem, are high schools at all focused on these issues?
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States should designate high schools, public libraries and state health exchanges as voter registration sites.
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Students at two high schools nearby are also planning to take part in the walkouts.
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That's why Chavez goes to high schools to register voters who hadn't considered getting involved.
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Students also walked out of a number of high schools to join the picket lines.
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Military studies, including weapons training, began in junior and senior high schools in the 1970s.
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There are a lot of high schools in the United States — 18,841 to be exact.
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The average Maine elementary school classroom had 17.6 kids and high schools averaged 19.9 students.
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High schools opened their gymnasiums for us to sleep in, pulling out their wrestling mats.
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Some high schools have started installing smoke detectors specifically designed to flush out vape smoke.
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Title IX is an increasingly contentious issue at colleges and high schools across the country.
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When Melbeatz transferred high schools, she got even deeper into rap, as well as graffiti.
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In 1909, the New York Board of Education banned it from the city's high schools.
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We all went to the same middle school, and now we're in different high schools.
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We're going to try and help out at the high schools, middle schools, elementary schools.
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But the mayor has put his weight behind only changes to the specialized high schools.
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There are four middle schools and four high schools, including the neoclassical, blocklong Alameda High.
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Like Elisa Frascadore, 18, a tall, lanky, student from one of Rome's technical high schools.
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American high schools can offer a clear path to college, which otherwise would be unlikely.
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Even in the elite world of private high schools, not all academies are created equal.
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In 2016 the Seattle School District changed high schools' opening time to 8:45 a.m.
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What would it take to transform high schools into more humanizing and intellectually vital places?
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One recent study found that grade inflation is most rampant in high-income high schools.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio's plan would destroy the best high schools in New York City.
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What is the root cause of the lack of diversity in the specialized high schools?
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Eventually, his goal is to eliminate the exam, called the Specialized High Schools Admissions Test.
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Q. What does the admissions test for New York City's elite high schools actually measure?
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Notably, the termination of the gifted and talented programs would not include those high schools.
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Colleges have long considered information regarding students' high schools and neighborhoods when making admissions decisions.
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Some of my most progressive friends send their children to $30,000-a-year high schools.
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High schools, colleges and universities across the country are seeing an influx of international students.
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And to do it, they will be going into over 2,503 high schools across America.
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The couple met in 2001, when their rival high schools met in a basketball game.
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There are official divisions for clubs, universities and high schools, pompom, jazz and hip-hop.
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John Hickenlooper of Colorado wants to make apprenticeships ubiquitous in high schools around his state.
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One of the biggest changes in high schools is the rising rate of school shootings.
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The shooting is at least the fourth at US middle and high schools this year.
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North Carolina high schools now offer a certification in the Microsoft Office suite of programs.
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Black Rock residents attend Bassick High School, one of three public high schools in Bridgeport.
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At a number of high schools and colleges, there are leagues, practice, spectators — even scholarships.
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High schools should be including media literacy as part of history and social science curriculums.
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The couple aced most of the questions, but were stumped by each other's high schools.
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I was recording kids who rapped at high schools near me in my dad's closet.
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New York City has adopted an open enrollment lottery to assign kids to high schools, which allowed Atila Abdulkadiroğlu, Parag A. Pathak, and Christopher R. Walters to study whether parents value sophisticated measures of school performance when deciding which high schools to apply to.
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Italian high schools, which are usually open on Saturdays, were closed this weekend for the Dec.
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That followed anecdotal reports from high schools suggesting vaping has exploded on campuses across the country.
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For instance, cantons govern what happens in high schools while municipalities have control over primary schools.
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Krishnan-Sarin and her colleagues surveyed teens from eight southeastern Connecticut high schools during spring 2015.
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In Los Angeles, of the city's 97 public high schools, 74 currently offer computer science courses.
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And in communities across the country, high schools are celebrating same-sex prom kings and queens.
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For today's study, the scientists collaborated with biology teachers at two different high schools in Seattle.
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And they use the homeless shelters and middle schools and high schools to subjugate the women.
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"We went to neighboring high schools in Florida," she revealed of how she and Houston met.
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He has also shut down military high schools and brought force commanders under tighter government control.
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"We are graduating children from high schools now who cannot read and cannot write," he says.
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We came up with educational content based on exploring energy for primary, middle and high schools.
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Officers: Among high schools with more than 75% black and Latino students, 51% had an officer.
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French high schools will be allowed to decide whether they implement the ban in their classrooms.
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We'd also go to different high schools, barber shops, and record stores to pass out flyers.
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That's 700,000 adolescents, enough to fill 800 high schools, facing the perils of street life alone.
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We have found that early college in public high schools is a great place to start.
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Through different high schools and different colleges, the couple endured the entire long-distance romance thing.
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But more than 210 percent of the 210,21-plus medal winners are traditional public high schools.
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This year, high schools across the country have censored students' words in yearbooks, newspapers and classrooms.
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That means full contraceptive access in pediatric clinics, high schools, colleges, non-profits, and community centers.
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In fact, the number of segregated junior-high schools in the city had quadrupled by 1964.
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Facebook was limited to colleges and high schools, Twitter hadn't formally launched, and Instagram didn't exist.
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And work with both academic and vocational high schools to integrate life skills and entrepreneurship training.
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Vocational, career and technical high schools have often been stigmatized as a last resort for underachievers.
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Fewer than a quarter of our nation's high schools offer Advanced Placement (AP) computer science courses.
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But what if high schools began to leverage the assets that already exist within their walls?
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Oregon's elementary school classes averaged 26.4 students while its high schools averaged 30 students per class.
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Students have been holding "neither Le Pen, nor Macron" protests at high schools since Sunday's vote.
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He's also expanded access to pre-Kindergarten education and to STEM education in Montana's high schools.
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I knocked on doors, made telephone calls, talked to students at high schools and at colleges.
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In 2018, that number is up to 42% in high schools and 24% in middle schools.
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Based on data available from 28, 20113 percent of high schools started before 22011:28 a.m.
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Subjective criteria can be introduced into the specialized high schools admissions process without compromising academic rigor.
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Now, state and local officials are starting to close public and private elementary and high schools.
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High schools and colleges, it turned out, were rife with troubled students who expressed violent thoughts.
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Hundreds of high schools from the region and the country come to compete at the center.
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Do you think it'll be in the English lit classes throughout the high schools of America?
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Biden's wife, Dr. Jill Biden, was a teacher both in public high schools and community college.
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All of them, like the specialized high schools, have enrollments that are disproportionately Asian and white.
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He pointed to Bill Gates's pushing for smaller high schools in New York City in 2003.
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The class of 2020 graduates this May from both colleges and high schools across the country.
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Francis Stinner worked in high schools in Goshen and Somers, N.Y., through the 1970s and 1980s.
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A YouCaring page has raised more than $6,000 for students at impoverished high schools in Virginia.
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Similar threats have been made at several high schools in the U.S. after the Florida shooting.
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Only a quarter of middle schools and three-fifths of high schools taught about birth control.
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Free menstrual products are already available to students in high schools, colleges and universities in Scotland.
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The authorities have also set up Naval Aviation Experimental Classes in high schools across the country.
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Employers may be counting on colleges to do the work that high schools used to do.
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Despite this, high schools, including in affluent areas, continue to experience strong interest in football tryouts.
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Despite this, high schools, including in affluent areas, continue to experience strong interest in football tryouts.
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Aerie has won national awards and is widely distributed to other top high schools, Lerner said.
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Hateful and offensive content sometimes appears on listings for middle and high schools on Google Maps.
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By 2014, half of middle schools and a three-quarters of high schools focused on abstinence.
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By the way, the most popular musical currently staged by high schools is The Addams Family.
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Friday night's Trump rally comes as high schools take the field across much of the state.
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Will high schools, colleges and professional teams have an obligation to test and reveal the results?
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Three high schools girls are suing to block transgender athletes from competing on their sports teams.
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The dancers are chosen through auditions at public high schools and spend four weeks working together.
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But Mr. Tourville was bullied so badly that he changed high schools in his second year.
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I covered everything from school boards, council meetings and budgets to segregation of the high schools.
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Some students get extra time on New York City's entrance exam for its elite high schools.
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Today, ASMS is one of the most competitive and prestigious public high schools in the country.
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He launched his own communications firm in 1984, which worked largely with high schools and universities.
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Most high schools start before 12.53 am to help parents get to work by 9 am.
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