The answer to this depends on your high school system. Generally you earn about 40 credits a year for each year of high school. If you flunked classes that means you have zero credit for that class and you will be short when you are suppose to graduate. My high school requires students to 265 units to graduate. Anything less and they don't graduate. You still have time to complete any classes you may have failed, so get to work if you are in that position . Go to your counselor to find out what you need to do.
Depends on the state. Rule of thumb is 6-8.
It depends on your state's requirements, your school district and your school. It could vary and the way they measure credits could vary as well.
15
No it's not wrong. You are only one grade ahead!
I think so if you consider them responsible enough, if not you could always get a V-chip.
3RD GRADE? You are way to young to like someone. You should focus on being energetic and careless. ( 4th grade is still to young.)
to ask people if the should date in 5th grade but not do anything else
By 7th grade you should know your multiplication..
Whether or not a 6th grader should advance to the 7th grade depends on how hard they have worked in school. If they are getting good grades, they should advance. If the student shows effort, then being held back may help them with their education.
The number of credits required to be a 10th grader can vary depending on the school and educational system. In general, most high schools in the United States require around 5-6 credits per academic year. Therefore, a 10th grader may typically have earned around 10-12 credits. However, it is best to consult with your specific school or educational institution to determine the exact credit requirements for 10th grade.
Just what you wore on your last day as a fifth grader.
Get ready for 7th grade by learning what you need in 6th.
24 credits !
you should tell him that you like him :) ps im in 8th grade too
Only if they would be very bored with 7th grade material and if they are emotionally mature enought to handle eighth grade.