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2nd December 2014, 09:24 AM
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How Do You Compare High Schools
Can you tell me on which basis you will compare high school?
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2nd December 2014, 10:53 AM
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Re: How Do You Compare High Schools
I will compare high Schools on following basis. Test Scores Teacher Experiences Facilities Fee Structure Teaching Strategy Courses America Top High Schools: Thomas Jefferson High Union County Magnet High School Northside College Preparatory HS Gretchen Whitney High International Academy Staten Island Technical High School Washtenaw Technical Middle College Lasa High School Blind Brook High School Charter School Of Wilmington Emma Lazarus High School Albert Einstein Academy For Letters, Arts And Science Dr. T. J. Owens Gilroy Early College Academy California Academy Of Mathematics And Science Early College High School at Carver Gateway Early College High School Northside College Preparatory HS Dekalb School Of The Arts Queens High School For The Sciences At York College Bayside High School [MAP]https://maps.google.co.in/maps?q=Top+High+Schools+in+US&hl=en&sll=20.13847,8 0.595703&sspn=21.671607,41.835938&hq=Top+High+Scho ols&hnear=United+States&t=m&z=4[/MAP] |
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25th February 2016, 10:32 AM
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Re: How Do You Compare High Schools
Hello sir ! I want to ask you that How do you compare High schools ,and what are the factors for compare between two schools ?
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25th February 2016, 10:33 AM
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Re: How Do You Compare High Schools
Hello buddy we taken some factor for comparing schools these factors are as Academic reputation It Is plays a big role when considering private versus public schools. School systems vary greatly in their academic reputation. For as many wonderful public schools that exist, there are also those that perform under the bar. Unfortunately for most families, children must go to the public school that their home is zoned in. School Size and Class Size Can be correlated to a school’s ability to execute on its academic goals. Basically, when a school gets too big, it can become burdensome to administer. Students and programs may fall into the cracks. But a school that is too small may not have enough money to support specialized programs. Class size is another factor that parents will look into when considering private or public school. Special programs impact parents in two different ways when considering private versus public schooling. Because public schools have a responsibility to teach all students, public schools often have in place special programs for children with special needs, be they academic or developmental in nature. Private schools, while they may have special programs for gifted students, will rarely have programs for children with special needs unless that is what the private school specializes in. There are also other kinds of special programs, for example, ones that specialize in the arts. Military, boarding, and single-sex programs are usually only found in a private setting. Cost It is another important factor that impacts the private school versus public school decision. Simply put, private schools charge tuition whereas public schools are offered free of charge. For many parents, this is the hardest factor with which to come to terms. Location As important a factor as any other when considering whether to enroll your children in a public school or a private school . For public schools, you are either within the zoning district of the public school you want or not. If you are, then you don’t need to worry about anything. If you aren’t, you’ll need to consider whether relocating your family is desirable and feasible in order to get your children enrolled in your public school of choice. |