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The month of August is dedicated to The Immaculate Heart of Mary. The entire month falls within the liturgical season of Ordinary Time, which is represented by the liturgical color green. This symbol of hope is the color of the sprouting seed and arouses in the faithful the hope of reaping the eternal harvest of heaven, especially the hope of a glorious resurrection. It is used in the offices and Masses of Ordinary Time. The last portion of the liturgical year represents the time of our pilgrimage to heaven during which we hope for reward.
August is often considered the transitional month in our seasonal calendar. It is the time of the year we begin to wind-down from our summer travels and vacations and prepare for Autumn — back to school, fall festivals, harvest time, etc. The Church in her holy wisdom has provided a cycle of events in its liturgical year which allow the faithful to celebrate the major feasts in the life of Christ and Mary. Most notably, during August, we celebrate the feast of the Transfiguration (August 6) and the feast of the Assumption (August 15).
The other main feasts of this month are St. Alphonsus Ligouri (August 1), St. John Mary Vianney (August 4), Dedication of St. Mary Major (August 5), Transfiguration of the Lord (August 6), St. Sixtus II and Companions and St. Cajetan (August 7), St. Dominic (August 8), St. Teresa Benedicta (August 9), St. Clare (August 11), Jane Frances de Chantal (August 12), Sts. Pontian and Hippolytus (August 13), St. Maximilian Kolbe (August 14), St. Stephen of Hungary (August 16), St. John Eudes (August 19), St. Bernard (August 20), St. Pius X (August 21), the Queenship of Mary (August 22), St. Louis of France (August 25), St. Monica (August 27), St. Augustine (August 28) and the Martyrdom of St. John the Baptist (August 29).
The feasts of St. Lawrence (August 10) and St. Bartholomew (August 24) fall on a Sunday so they are superseded by the Sunday Liturgy.
"Liturgical information courtesy of CatholicCulture.org"
The days of summer have provided a welcome change of pace. However, while vacations afford us the time to relax and refresh, the change of habits and routines can also have a negative impact on our spiritual lives. As if to re-ignite us, the Church offers us in the plethora of August feasts vivid examples of the virtue of perseverance: six martyrs — two who are named in Canon I of the Mass and two who were martyred during World War II; seven founders of religious congregations, as well as three popes and two kings; the apostle, St. Bartholomew; the great Doctor of the Church, St. Augustine and St. Monica, his mother; the humble patron saint of parish priests, St. John Vianney, and the patron of deacons, St. Lawrence, who joked with his executioners while being roasted alive.
It is never too late to begin — as the life of the reformed sinner, St. Augustine teaches us — nor too difficult to begin again, as demonstrated by the conversion of the martyr, St. Teresa Benedicta (Edith Stein). We present-day members of the Mystical Body are certain of the reward to which we are called, for Christ's Transfigured body (August 6) is a preview of that glory. Moreover, in the Assumption of his Mother (August 15), Our Lord has demonstrated his fidelity to his promise. Her privilege is "the highest fruit of the Redemption" and "our consoling assurance of the coming of our final hope — the glorification which is Christ's" (Enchiridion on Indulgences).
The Blessed Virgin Mary is the most perfect example of Christian perseverance, but she is also our advocate in heaven where she is crowned Queen of Heaven and Earth (August 22). Mary is the "Mother of Perpetual Help", the patroness of the Congregation founded by St. Alphonsus Ligouri (August 1). "No one who has fled to her protection is left unaided" is the claim of the Memorare of St. Bernard (August 20). Heretics have returned to the faith by the prayers of her Rosary, first preached by St. Dominic (August 8) in the twelfth Century, and hearts have been converted by the graces received while wearing her Miraculous Medal, promoted by St. Maximillian Kolbe (August 14) and adopted as the "badge" for the Pious Union he founded. Hail, holy Queen, Mother of Mercy, our life, our sweetness and our hope!
The phenomenon of Christmas and Easter Catholics -- those who attend Mass only on the two greatest holy days of the year -- is often noted with a touch of horror by those who attend Mass every Sunday. Worse yet are those who come to church only to be "carried" (baptism), "married," and "buried."
But while we're often quick to point fingers at others, we tend to forget that proclaiming the Gospel, living the Faith, and believing in the truths that the Catholic Church teaches are the work of a lifetime. Simply showing up doesn't cut it. Pope Benedict reminds us that evangelization is an ongoing process. Some of the areas in which Christianity has been preached the longest are in the most desperate need of hearing the Gospel, and even those who still consider themselves Christians can lose sight of the truths of the Catholic Faith.
In recent years, surveys have shown that many who consider themselves faithful Catholics have begun to see what they receive in the Sacrament of Holy Communion as merely a symbol, and not the actual Body and Blood of Christ. But the entire Catholic sacramental worldview flows from the recognition that being a Christian means becoming part of the Body of Christ. If we regard the Host as mere bread, we have separated ourselves from Christ. As Christ Himself said (John 6:54), "Unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man, and drink his blood, you shall not have life in you."
If being a Christian is no longer a living faith but more like a box that we check on a census form, then we have lost the essence of what it means to be a Christian. While we are still indelibly marked by our baptism and confirmation, we cannot expect those sacraments alone to save us. As members of the Church, the Body of Christ, we are called to preach the Gospel of Christ to all nations, but that first requires us to hear it, embrace it, and live it ourselves. As Pope Benedict notes, that is our true identity as Christians; anything less is just a label.
During Ordinary Time, the Church celebrates the fullness of the mystery of the Lord Jesus. The people of God offer praise by celebrating the Paschal Mystery of the death and resurrection of Jesus.
On the first day of the week, the Lord's Day, God assembles the beloved people to hear the word, to reflect upon it, to offer the living sacrifice of praise, and to eat and drink the banquet of the Lord. Then God sends them forth to proclaim this love by their words and actions.
Sunday is the original Christian feast day, following the tradition handed down from the apostles' time, for this was the day of the Lord's resurrection. Today's Christian communities continue this tradition by celebrating every Sunday as the day of the risen Lord.
Ordinary Time begins after the feast of the Baptism of Jesus and ends on the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday. During the Sundays of these weeks the readings are remembering the many aspects surrounding the life of Christ.
The Mass admits of limitless levels and layers of understanding. A richness of outward signs points to inward realities of grace; sensible symbols become gateways to the mystical realm. The Church wisely uses externals – words, gestures, and material things we can see, hear and smell – to surround the sacred mysteries that will sanctify her children.
With urgency, therefore, the Magisterium encourages us to participate fully and actively in the liturgical sacrifice: by coming to it with proper dispositions; by offering our lives with the sacrifice of Christ our High priest; by growing in our knowledge and appreciation of the Mass; and by leading our children, through instruction and example, to a deeper understanding and love of the faith and the liturgy.
There are few prayer forms that are as "kid-friendly" as the rosary. While an entire rosary might be too much for some kids, a decade of the rosary can be the perfect length for a short, yet meaningful family prayer time. Holding a sacred object is important to children, and the rosary provides that. Each of the 10 Hail Marys within a decade can be an opportunity to have different children lead by saying the first half of the prayer. Before each bead, family members can take turns offering a specific prayer intention.
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Assistant coach Hansi Flick is tight-lipped on Germany's plans to stop Lionel Messi in Sunday's FIFA World Cup final.
The Argentina captain, although never quite at his sparkling best throughout the tournament, has been influential in helping his side reach their first World Cup final in 24 years.
After four goals in the three group games, Messi assisted the winning strikes in both the last-16 clash with Switzerland and the quarter-final tie against Belgium.
The Barcelona man was impressively shackled by the Netherlands' defence during 120 minutes of goalless action in the semi-final on Wednesday, but stepped up to tuck away his side's first penalty in the 4-2 shoot-out success.
Ahead of Sunday's final at the Maracana, it remains to be seen whether Messi will produce a performance that would undoubtedly place him among the likes of Diego Maradona and Pele in having inspired his nation to glory on football's grandest stage.
And although Flick revealed Germany will be paying special attention to the diminutive number 10, he refused to be drawn on what their ploy would entail.
"We saw how the Dutch managed to keep Messi out, but we too have a special plan for him, although I won't give that away," he said.
"We're looking forward to meeting a compact, organised team and in Messi, they have one of the outstanding players of the tournament.
"We know plenty about Argentina, Germany has to accept the role of favourites, but the final will write its own script."
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Sylvania Police Captain Rick Schnnor says the man was upset and threatened police officers with the gun. Officers then ordered him to put the gun on the ground and surrender. When the man complied, police discovered the gun was a toy.
Entrances to the cemetery on Monroe Street were blocked during the incident.
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The captain also said no one at the cemetery was in danger.
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Before the Rolling Stones played in
He asked the multitude in the Cockpit, a grassy bowl above the Serpentine, to "cool it for a minute because I would really like to say something about Brian. I don't know how to do this thing, but I'm going to try. . . I'm just going to say something that was written by Shelley."
And he began: "Peace, peace! he is not dead, he does not sleep/He has awakened from the dream of life. . ."
The mighty throng heard the poem in silence and the dust of the day rose into the sultry air amid the oaks and elms and beeches. From far off, you might have supposed that this great gathering had come to hear a religious leader or some eastern mystic.
The thousands looked like a great dish of confetti and the atmosphere was strangely peaceful. Could there really have been half a million? Some perched like birds in the trees; others stood on piles of tins or upturned litter baskets; girls climbed on the boys' shoulders. And the concert was free. When Jagger had finished reading, the Stones began to blast the air and thousands of butterflies were released from cardboard boxes.
Why the butterflies? "Because," said an organiser, "we thought it would be nice."
Girls and boys wore ornate Chinese robes and smocks in coloured silk with wide purple or orange trousers. Some carried children on their backs. A girl slept using a small black and white dog as a pillow. Others collected for Biafran relief. An old man wore rectangular purple glasses. There were even Scots Guardsmen.
A group of toughs in boots and jeans with their hair shorn drew the attention of a police car. There were kaftans on girls and boys wearing coloured headbands;
There were any number of delectable girls with their bra-less breasts bobbing beneath their white vests, confidently aware of their appeal. One wore a lacy transparent dress with nothing at all beneath.
In the musicians' enclosure, rockers and Hells Angels acted as stewards. They wore black leather jackets, Nazi steel helmets and swastikas and crucifixes swinging from neck-chains.
Most were gentle and unmilitary and kept order well. Many in the enclosure were camp followers: beautiful girlfriends and wives, feeding grubby, healthy children. Others were swarthy, wearing rings and handled whippets.
"It's nicer than I expected," said a middle-aged man.
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A HOUSE burglar who ran off after being caught in the act had to be taken to hospital because of the blood he lost when he cut himself breaking in. James Cherry's victim found a pool of blood in the kitchen after chasing the 21-year-old away from his detached house in Walcot.
And after police joined the hunt they found the intruder, who had only just got out of prison, hiding in the garden of another house with a wound in his upper thigh.
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Robbie has been a very busy bee with Melissa's newest images! She created this card using one of the newest images, "Take Out Box" along with "Fortune Cookie" that is already in the shop!
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She reveals the inspirations behind her fashion, including Lauryn Hill and Diana Ross.
Hot off her natural hair Twitter rant, Solange pops up in a jaw-dropping editorial for the July 2012 issue of Glamour France suited in fabulous designer threads. The eclectic deejay models an array of funky separates from Louis Vuitton, Burberry and Denim & Supply Ralph Lauren, accented with luxe accessories from Marni and Alexis Bittar.
In the accompanying interview, Solange let fans in about her style and fashion influences. "My style is very eclectic as I like to take risks, but I always cling to glamorous touches and classic details. I'm not necessarily inspired by magazines or fashion. I surf a lot of blogs and find it cool to see real style from real people. My travels also influence me. I always take lots of pictures, and then inject all those inspirations into my wardrobe, my home décor, or my makeup. And we can't forget the icons: Diana Ross, Erykah Badu, Bjork and Lauryn Hill."
She may not be the VP of the natural hair movement but SolAngel is undeniably the queen of chic, off-kilter fashion. The cobalt tuxedo jacket and striped-mini number is an absolute fave and that Beyoncé-esque close-up where she's rocking those brow-line frames is simply stunning. We salute you, Solange.
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And not because of the loss. That part is rather material at this point. He should be unemployed because he plays favorites and holds selective accountability. Schaub plays terrible for 5 games in a row and doesn't get benched until he injures himself. Keenum plays mediocre, not bad mind you, for 2 quarters and gets benched. Not only that Kubiak refused to go for it on 4th down and 1 from the Raider 48 yard line, yet the very next series with Schaub, goes for it on 4th and 2 from the Raider 49 yard line. Exact situations and Kubiak doesn't give Keenum the same confidence he gives Schaub.
Some may say Schaub came in and played a little better than Keenum was playing, but I ask you to replay the playcalling in your mind. Kubiak completely changed the play calling after inserting Schaub. They went to a dink and dunk quick 3 second passing attack, which predictably, resulted in yards and completions yet not TDs.
He benches Tate when he fumbles, pulls Keenum, yet Bullock continues to kick, and the special teams still has the same coach. He is unfit to be a head coach and make decisions that actually will win games.
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Florida State senior forward Okaro White has played more games for the FSU basketball team than any Seminole– ever (138). That will come to an end this week at Madison Square Garden, as the 'Noles contend for the NIT Championship.
White is Florida State's top rebounder, third-highest scorer, and emotional leader. We chatted with him about closing out his FSU career:
How's the trip been so far?
Everything's been going good, I'm back in the city where I started.
How does your familiarity with Minnesota help you tomorrow night?
I want to say it will help us, but we played them four months ago so I think we're both different teams. I think some of our M.O. may have changed, but you've got different guys stepping up who've been playing well over the past ten games for them, and that's just like us also. We've just got to make the adjustments we need to make in the game plan and pay attention and focus on those adjustments.
You just missed the NCAA tournament, is it validating to be playing so well in the NIT?
We were down about the tournament a little bit but if you're a true basketball player you just love to play basketball. So we've got an opportunity to play in the NIT and that's what we're doing, we're trying to win it all.
What would it mean to close out your career at FSU with an NIT win?
It does mean a lot. . . . It means a lot already just to get to the Final Four but it'd be even better to go on and win it. To come home with a championship, because there's not a lot of guys that they end their college career with a win, so that'd be great.
How has the program grown since you've been here?
I feel like we've really turned it around. . . . I think the program is on the uprise.
What's next for you?
I haven't made any plans yet, don't really know what's on my plate for the future but all I'm worried about right now is the Final Four and bring home the championship to Tallahassee.
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A fingerprint is an impression of the friction ridges of all or any part of the human finger. Prints are often used as a method of identifying people, especially in forensic science and crime scene investigation, as no two prints are alike. They are used to help positively identify a criminal or identify a body when the identity is unknown. Fingerprints are lifted from crime scenes and the results are compared to national databases to determine a possible match.
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The most exciting innovation in education policy in the last decade is the emergence of highly effective schools in our nation's inner cities, schools where disadvantaged teens make enormous gains in academic achievement. n this book, David Whitman takes readers inside six of these secondary schools—many of them charter schools—and reveals the secret to their success: They are paternalistic.
The schools teach teens how to act according to traditional, middle-class values, set and enforce exacting academic standards, and closely supervise student behavior. But unlike paternalistic institutions of the past, these schools are warm, caring places, where teachers and principals form paternal-like bonds with students. Though little explored to date, the new paternalistic schools are the most promising means yet for closing the nation's costly and shameful achievement gap.
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Fordham held a book talk for "Sweating the Small Stuff" on September 3, 2008. Watch the video here.
"Sweating the Small Stuff: Inner-City Schools and the New Paternalism" book talk from Education Gadfly on Vimeo.
Excerpt of David Whitman's comments...
America's urban Catholic schools are in crisis. Over 1,300 of them have shut down since 1990, mostly in our cities. As a result, some 300,000 students have been displaced--double the number affected by Hurricanes Rita and Katrina. These children have been forced to attend other schools at an estimated cost to taxpayers of more than $20 billion.
Fordham's latest report, which includes a comprehensive survey of the attitudes of U.S. Catholics and the broader public toward inner-city Catholic schools, examines this crisis and offers several suggestions for arresting and perhaps reversing this trend in the interests of better education. By looking at seven case studies, the report shows that in a few cities, such as Wichita, urban Catholic education is making a comeback. However, in other cities like Milwaukee and Washington, D.C., despite public voucher programs, enrollment continues to decline and/or schools are being closed or converted into charters.
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The Oregonian reports that its state board of education last week gave the green light to "virtual" charter schools in the state, but put them on a "short cord." Under the "compromise," such schools will be limited to 100 students per grade, all of whom must ask their home school districts for permission to go virtual. The enrollment cap is a major disappointment. Such a "slow growth" policy might make sense in states without any virtual school experience; getting a foot in the door is a decent political strategy, and creates an opportunity for the schools to prove themselves, demonstrate parental demand via long waiting lists, and build momentum for more flexible state policies. But Oregon is no stranger to virtual education; it is already home to the 1,800 student Connections Academy, which by all accounts is doing well. Another 900-student school, the Oregon Virtual Academy, operated by K12*, was slated to open in the fall. It's hard to see this cap as anything but a boon to the traditional public school system--and its unions--and a slap in the face to parents looking for a school that fits their child's needs.
But even worse is the veto power given to local school districts that don't want their students attending these schools. In an age when the value of "public school choice" is widely agreed upon, I can't think of any other "inter-district" plan where the "sending" district can block children at the schoolhouse door. Of course this...
Liam asks "if urban Catholic schools can't compete with charter schools, why do they deserve special help?"
But Liam, charter schools are free for the families who choose them, while, outside of the handful of cities with voucher programs, Catholic schools ain't. If we could find a way for both charter schools and Catholic schools to receive public support, then I'd say yes, let the best schools win. Until then, somebody needs to give deserving Catholic schools a lift. And if the Pope isn't willing, how can we expect Uncle Sam to volunteer?
Mike, I may agree with your point that Catholic schools should receive public funding. But it doesn't look likely that they will, on any grand scale, in the near future, especially if come January 2009 both the White House and Congress are run by a party more friendly to public-school teachers' unions and more hostile to choice. And even where voucher programs exist--Milwaukee, for example--several Catholic schools that receive vouchers have closed despite boosting their enrollments. The Catholic schools' troubles can't be remedied by public funding alone, it seems.
But you haven't answered the main question: Why the big push from education-policy groups to save Catholic schools, in particular? Is the assumption that all Catholic schools are superior to their k-12 public-school, or public charter-school, counterparts? And is the assumption that closed Catholic schools cannot be replaced by high-quality charter-school alternatives?
Update: The NBA's number 1 draft pick is against???i.e., not supportive of, never has been and never will be, how dare you think I might have been or could possibly be???vouchers.
For information on Fordham's unique role as a charter school sponsor in Ohio, there's no better source than The Thomas B. Fordham Foundation Sponsorship Accountability Report 2006-07. The report offers a comprehensive account of Fordham's sponsorship policies and practices-as well as individual profiles of all Fordham-sponsored schools. Included in the profiles are descriptions of each school's educational program, school philosophy, and overall academic performance.
Public school principals encounter a sizable gap between the autonomy they believe they need to be effective and the autonomy that they actually have in practice, especially when it comes to hiring, firing, and transferring teachers. That's a key finding of this report from the Fordham Institute and the American Institutes for Research, which is based on a series of interviews with a small sample of district and charter-school principals. Regrettably if understandably, many district principals have also come to accept this "autonomy gap" as a fact of life. They learn to work the system, not change the system.
Full reports on each state in the study as well as just charter schools across all three states are available only online:
For information on Fordham's unique role as a charter school sponsor in Ohio, there's no better source than The Thomas B. Fordham Foundation Sponsorship Accountability Report 2005-06. The report offers a comprehensive account of Fordham's sponsorship policies and practices-as well as individual profiles of all Fordham-sponsored schools. Included in the profiles are descriptions of each school's educational program, school philosophy, and overall academic performance based on state achievement data.
The Fordham Report 2006: How Well Are States Educating Our Neediest Children? appraises each state according to thirty indicators across three major categories: student achievement for low-income, African-American, and Hispanic students; achievement trends for these same groups over the last 10-15 years; and the state's track record in implementing bold education reforms. It finds that just eight states can claim even moderate success over the past 15 years at boosting the percentage of their poor or minority students who are at or above proficient in reading, math or science. In addition, most states making significant achievement gains--including California, Delaware, Florida, New York, Massachusetts, and Texas--are national leaders in education reform, indicating that solid standards, tough accountability, and greater school choice can yield better classroom results.


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Lisa Aultman-Hall was named director of the National University Transportation Center at the University of Vermont on July 17. Aultman-Hall is currently director of the Connecticut Transportation Institute at the University of Connecticut's School of Engineering, where she is also an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering. She starts her position with UVM on August 28.
As director of the new center, one of only 10 National University Transportation Centers in the nation, Aultman-Hall will oversee daily operations and a budget that includes $16 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation over the next five years to advance research and demonstration opportunities, education programs, and technology development in service of the transportation sector.
UVM and several public and private partners will match the Department of Transporation grant funds for a total $32 million investment.
Housed in Farrell Hall along with the Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies and Vermont Advanced Computing Center, both of which Aultman-Hall hopes to partner with on relevant projects, the new center was made possible through the efforts of Sen. Jim Jeffords, who helped secure more than $1 billion for the state through 2009 as part of the federal highway bill. He was also instrumental in Congress' vote to designate the university a National UTC in August 2005.
"I live for transportation. I absolutely love it, said Aultman-Hall, a self-described 'transportation geek.' "All of the pieces are in place to become a leader in transportation innovation. It's a perfect situation because the theme of the center matches the theme of the university. I have a personal passion for many of the same goals of the center and university, and with a multi-disciplinary approach we can achieve them."
With transportation centers traditionally housed in civil engineering departments, Aultman-Hall said the location of the center within the provost's office is critical to the creation of a multi-disciplinary organization. By involving a wider range of departments and disciplines, Aultman-Hall said more ideas are generated increasing the likelihood of solving some of the nation's major transportation problems such as the creation of newer, more environmentally safe forms of fuel.
Aultman-Hall said her initial goals include the creation of a multi-disciplinary environment that encourages the inclusion of faculty to generate a wide range of transportation solutions and innovations; to meet state and national transportation needs; and to distinguish the center as the standard by which others are measured. "Four or five years from now I want us to be written up by the U.S. Department of Transportation as a national example of a model program."
Aultman-Hall has an extensive research background in transportation with focuses on travel behavior, freight transportation planning, transportation safety, bicycle transportation and others. She has a B.A. in engineering; a master of Science degree from the department of civil engineering; and a Ph.D. in civil engineering all from McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.
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In 2010, the Judson ISD District spent $7,621 per student. In 2010 the district spent 62% on instruction, 33% on support services, and 5% on other services.
To describe JECA, in only after one year of my daughter attending this school, is to say OUTSTANDING! I have never seen such dedication from a principal. In fact I have never met a principal such as her! Her love for the students and her desire for them to become leaders and to stretch themselves is un precedented! The staff seems to (for the most part) taken her lead. The students and the parents love the school and believe in its mission! Way to go Raptors!
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This school is a wonderful adventure. Although it is not structured with extra curricular activities such as football, basketball, band, theater arts etc, the academics are great. Mys son will be the first to tell you his education comes first! The students have had a great opportunity to show leadership and share learning opportunites in things like: starting new clubs, desiging the yearbook and letter jacks, choosing a mascot - because there was nothing at the beginning of the year except school staff, students and parents. The students are getting to create and put in place all things that an existing high school already has.
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The TAKS is an annual test used to measure a student's mastery of the state's grade-level academic standards.Which Grades and Subjects?
Students are assessed in Grades 3 through 9 in reading, in Grades 4 and 7 in writing, and in Grades 10 and 11 in English language arts. Math skills are assessed in Grades 3 through 11, and students are assessed in Grades 5, 8, 10, and 11 in science, and in Grades 8, 10, and 11 in social studies.How is it Scored?
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