i am in 8 grade and it depends on what school you go to for example in my school you can miss 10 days and you have to tell why and if you miss school more then 10 day the police will take the kids away that's how my school or you can just ask that from the main office of your school :)
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school is better year round studys show that it bumps up the grade of the test or quizes it also takes of strees for both the teacher and student because they dont have to worry about forgeting it over the summer they can keep on remembering it over the summer school days
no, once a school day is over, they do not have responsibility of the student. The student can walk into a store and shop while school is out of session but not if school is in session
Does school all over again
It is possible that you miss seeing your friends everyday, or that you particularly liked school and you now miss it because it was such a big part of your life for the past 9 months.
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yes i think that you do because they want you to focus on your studies and so you live close to your school. if you take that apartment then a student going to school might not have a house to live close to school. or you can be the person to watch over them like a parent or legal guardian
There's nothing special to do. The student should stay out of school until all lesions are scabbed over.
So that you can learn. If you weren't in class you wouldn't be learning anything. And if you miss too many days of class, you're left back and have to do that whole year over again or go to summer school.
Typically, student loans will first be disbursed to the school that the student is attending. The loan amount will first cover tuition and any other direct expense attained through the school (such as dorm fees). If there is any left over money after these fees have been paid off, it will be transfered to the student to use for general living expenses.
ItÃ?s a governing body of students which holds the highest power and legitimacy over any student government at a school or college.