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This is a difficult question to answer due to the fact that not everything is excact. But... i close estimate would be around 60-70%.
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He invented public school for the kids that did not have money for private and so those kids can have an education too.
i think its like about 35% because most people drop out during high school. but now many people are attending college. :]
49% percent of kids like and have school uniforms. newtest3
Why are there kids in high school
20% to 23% of kids are bullied.
it is not fixed it can differ in many school
Why would a public school bus be going to a Catholic school in the first place?
In the United States, an average of around 90% of students attend public school across the country. The rest either attend private schools or are home-schooled.
Elementary School: 50%Preschool: 83%
Yes, most community colleges offer duel-enrollment. You'll have to check with your high school and the college you want to go to for details, but in this day and age, it's becoming more and more common for high school kids to earn college credit before their high school graduation.
a sch were no public kids can go to
yes, whether or not you have children or even public school kids you must pay a public school tax until you are I think 65.
No, children at public schools get better grades. They are taught by better "teachers" than their parents. The children at public schools have better oppurtunities to get into college. They have more experience and are heard from more than the isolated homeschooled kids. Students at public school get better amounts of time to study and get things done. Also, waking up early for public school trains children for when they get older and have to get up early for their jobs.
The motto of Cabot Public School District is 'We Make a Difference for All Kids....Together We Can'.
No, yet some kids who go to Private School like their uniforms. Most do not, I believe.
Kids that go to school get homework, but only a small percentage of North Koreans actually go to school.
95% depending on the parents
about 24% of kids who don't like to wear uniforms
They attend Sidwell Friends, a Quaker school in DC.
Only in some public school but it's not common.
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it all depends, I'm my point of view i think yes they do but it all depends on the persons opinion I for one could not survive at a public school, well at least that's what i have been told, I think public school kids should try private school and private school kids should try public school
The truth is that 95% of the time if you ask a kid if he or she likes school, he or she will say no
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