Middle School/Junior High

Yes they should atleast have A computer or laptop in their house, as well as a printer. Most teachers in middle school will expect printed, good copies of writing. I would suggest getting your own (I would get a HP or Dell) because then you can bring it to school and you do not have to fight over it between your parents or siblings. Keep in mind that if you get your own, it comes with responsibilitie, but those will loosen over the years with your laptop.

Scholastic Counts is a similar program to Accelerated Reading.

The back of the free throw line is 15 feet from the backboard and 13 feet 9 inches from the center of the goal.

A middle school basketball hoop is the same height as a professional hoop. A height of 10 feet is used for every level of basketball, except for some pee-wee/elementary leagues that use 8 feet.

A girl with alot of spunk and great personality. Strong, loud, and sharp. Even if you mess up, if you have a great personality and smile, the judges will remember that and take it into consideration. someone who you can tell they cheer from within.

yes, I do. Even though it is a small school and only about 14 girls tryout for it, you still have to. Our Squad is only 8, at least for football cheerleading. Our basket ball is 3 right now and westling is 6 with 2 alternates.

No more than 50...........but it really depends on the team

A junior high football game usually last around 48 minutes.

That depends on your track, but MOST school tracks are 1/4 mile, or 440 yards.

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Michael Phelps went to the University of Michigan, studying sports marketing and management.

He wasn't allowed on the school team because of his professional status, but he helped out.

That depends what school you are going to and if your school has a gym.

Good question. Generally speaking you have two different levels of baseball being play during Middle Schools. Most kids are playing Major Little League up until the age of 13. Which is generally up till the 6th grade. Once the kids are over 13 or the 7th grade they then play Junior Baseball. While a child is in the Majors the mound is 46 feet from home plate. Once they move up to the next level then the mound is 60 ft 6 in from home plate. Charles

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7 on 7 drills include the 7 offensive players against 7 defensive players.

There are no linemen in these drills.

The positions included are as follows:

offense:

QB

RB

1-4 WRs

1-3 TEs

FB

The center sometimes is on the field too to practice snap exchanges with the QB

defense matches whatever the offense puts on the field so:

Strong safety

Free Safety

Corner backs to match the WRs

Linebackers to match the RBs, TEs and FB

1. Olympic men: 16 pounds (7.25 kilograms)
2. High School boys: 12 pounds (5.44 kilograms)
3. Olympic and High School girls, Middle School boys: 8.8 pounds (4 kilograms)
4. Middle School girls: 6 pounds (2.7 kilograms)

At my school in 8th grade athletics the average is 1:24.

Our best time was 1:07.

Our worst was 1:59.

Great times are in between 1:07-1:14

Good times are between 1:15-1:24

Ok times 1:25-1:32

Everything else is considered “Bad”

I play on a junior high basketball team. And its 10FT. same with middle school, (which includes 6th grade)

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It's a very flexible term, and generally comes down to what a local school district says it is. Nominally, "Junior High" is seventh, eighth and ninth grade, but when mixed with the term "Middle School", it refers to different grades in different school districts. Most often, though, it is 7,8 and 9.

Lyman Hall High School's motto is 'We are the makers of our own fortunes'.

Rio Norte Junior High School's motto is 'Charting a New Course of Excellence'.

Foothills Middle School's motto is 'Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.'.

(Pronunciation__ k-see) CHSEE- California high school exit exam