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02-03-2017, 10:26 AM
You got them in good teaching in their fundamental years. Good JOB, Bradberry!
Even though people try to tell you that you need the public school setting to get into college... that is a false claim. I am telling you that they are seeking out kids that are for a school choice option. The standardized tests (ACT, SAT) are implementing common core instruction in them, but there are other national options that are more rigorous and accurate than these tests. They are fairly new, but schools that are open to other school alternatives, are accepting them more and more.
Both of my kids are going to college with scholarships and my oldest is in the honor society and the top 3... (I think she said) in her graduating class this spring.
Even though people try to tell you that you need the public school setting to get into college... that is a false claim. I am telling you that they are seeking out kids that are for a school choice option. The standardized tests (ACT, SAT) are implementing common core instruction in them, but there are other national options that are more rigorous and accurate than these tests. They are fairly new, but schools that are open to other school alternatives, are accepting them more and more.
Both of my kids are going to college with scholarships and my oldest is in the honor society and the top 3... (I think she said) in her graduating class this spring.
Even though people try to tell you that you need the public school setting to get into college... that is a false claim. I am telling you that they are seeking out kids that are for a school choice option. The standardized tests (ACT, SAT) are implementing common core instruction in them, but there are other national options that are more rigorous and accurate than these tests. They are fairly new, but schools that are open to other school alternatives, are accepting them more and more.
Both of my kids are going to college with scholarships and my oldest is in the honor society and the top 3... (I think she said) in her graduating class this spring.