Being this far along in the Public system, I would just keep what I got. Why, don't you want to have the joy and honor of graduating amongst your peers?
If you want to you may. I did almost the same thing. I attended my local high school in 9th grade, and it was terrible. Now almost half way through my Sophmore year, i plan on going back to public school, this is not because home schooling is bad. I had been homescholed my entire elementary and middle school life, and it was great. Homeschooling is tough though, the work is harder. So if you wish to Homeschool, Go for it! it is a wonderful experience. ~Danielle
I know she went to Hendersonville High School and then she was homeschooled for her junior and senior years
A semester at sea is a great experience for any High School Senior. The kids leave on a cruise around the world in the Fall and then they study on this ship for the next ten months.
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Sure. Public education through high school is generally a right for all children 18 and under in the US. However, the school can determine where to place you, since a homeschool is not accredited unless you use an accredited curriculum like K12 or Seton. In other words, they could make you repeat your entire senior year. You would want to check with your school about what you will need to do or submit to ensure that you are re-admitted at the appropriate grade level. Also, make sure your homeschool curriculum includes any courses necessary for graduation from your public school.
Justin is 17 so that would put him in his junior or senior year. Like most young celebrities he is homeschooled from his tour bus and has a private tutor.
You could begin applying your senior year in college. Your admission might be dependent on your last semester's grades. And you should take the LSAT between your junior and senior year.
The one who is still in sophomore year, but will be a junior in next semester or quarter.
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Senioritis, also known as "senior apathy", affects everyone, regardless of sex, age, height, or race, during during a student's senior year.
Taylor Alison Swift is class of 2008
It is to early to apply for FAFSA...but you can see go to the website MakeitCount and see what your estimated EFC (Expected Family Contribution) is prior to your senior year of high school. You file FAFSA in second semester of your senior year and after.
Typically a high school senior will submit his/her transcript which will include their academic performance through mid-senior year. The college or university will make the admissions decision based in part on that transcript. However, most will require an updated transcript immediately after completion of the students senior year.