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Because, it is expected to be common sense material. Basic things that you should have learned all throughout school. Granted some of it was not taught to me in high school, but I certainly heard some in middle school, but it was by choice that I did not hear some in high school. I chose certain classes that I knew would not help me on the test. Kids can ask what kind of stuff is on it ahead of time, can take practice tests to see what things are on it, and then can shape their high school 'careers' around it to ensure a pass, but instead of taking extra academic classes kids are now in weight

I believe that it should be done on a case by case matter. Yes, there ARE kids who try their best and yes the tests do seem too general, but there are several that do not try at all. Those who christmas tree it cuz "they dont feel like it". I'm not aiming my feelings at all, but I dont think it would be fair for everyone to get to walk just because the kids who tried fought for them. The ones who didnt show that they tried do not deserve to walk. I do feel that there have been several times when the retakes could have been done though. They give us SEVERAL chances and offer so much tutoring a

heyyyyy I forgot video games in my rant. BUT I commend you. =D It's not like the warning signs werent there. If you didnt know there was a problem with the tests or your child was having a hard time, they were hiding it from you and now THEY are upset because THE BOARD wont let them walk.. No, dont get upset with the board, sit your kid down tell them they messed up and that you will support them while THEY do their work and THEY study to finish high school. I'm sure my views will change as Anna gets older, but as a Senior graduating with honors at the end of this month, th

It's really quite simple. No one is doing anything about it. No one seems to care. Everyone waits till the last second to say "hey... I messed up and now graduation is a month away" Tutoring is offered year long. If it's not your strongest subject, go. (Not to bash on sports, but they kill a lot of study time.......) Football is why kids go to school.. soccer.. cheerleading.. band.. Not math, science, social studies. . . . . . . No one cares about the basics now that they realized you can have a career doing the extracurriculars. But of those few who actually make it doing th

I can tell you from being there first hand. This is MY graduating class.. My peers.. and me. I did pass, but this in no way excludes me from the fact that we are lazy as hell! We are not pushed to do well and therefore with policies like recovery and taking away the tests that are forcing us to learn, we are told it is okay to do bad. Our reliance on technology will not be the problem, but rather our mental ability and plain knowledge will. If the internet on our cell phones cant find it fast enough, or chacha doesnt know the answer, we are screwed. It's a sad thing to face, knowing

From the mouth of a student, I do wholeheartedly agree. What good does it do to tell someone "it's okay, here, do it again with no consequences"? I am appalled that kids who dont even try are graduating alongside me. It's harsh but I stand by it. I was not trying to make fun of anyone. I was talking of those who sit around and dont even try.My younger brother has autism and I udnerstand that not everyone learns the same, but I do know that SEVERAL of them are not trying to do any better. I had a few teachers tell me that we should try our bests, but dont worry, you can retake it any

We have SEVERAL times to take it starting sophmore year. If I'm not mistaken you can take it anytime as you as you pay. I just dont remember whre I heard about that. I do agree that you should have to pass the graduation test to graduate. Worked hard for 4 years for nothing.. no. There are students who sit in the "easy" classes for 4 years.. not really doing much of nothing, just passing the class.. and still graduating. I can understand the honor graduate thing, but still.. And cant she walk next year if she just stays another full year? She'd still be an honor graduate if she keeps up t

I pull out there all the time.. People get impatient and just jump at the first tiny break they get... It's a bad turn and a small bridge... Terrible combinations. I've been close to being in an accident several times there (parents live off Winndale) but have been lucky.. I have seen SEVERAL very severe accidents there in the past years.

Why would you pay over $100 for a doll first off...

nevermind she got the help i was trying to get for her

If they cant spell, it makes me think they cant read the wash your hands sign and the other IMPORTANT sanitary information signs...... Granted half of paulding (especially high school students) have EXTREMELY bad spelling. I cant spell words a lot of times myself. It just stopped being stressed in school. My teachers stopped counting off for grammatical errors due to the multitude of them in every paper. I do agree it was probably deliberate, but still... common sense. Maybe 1 or two mispellings, but the whole sign? That's just dumb.

The Mc-Chevron ALWAYS has mispellings... You'd think someone with half a brain would realize it but they dont.. or maybe its a publicity thing... idk... It's quite sad though.. I think I told them once and the girl I told seemed confused. Maybe she was the one to put them up

How odd. Those sirens almost never go off except for testing and its not a test.day nor time

Siren started then wind... Siren stopped and rain lightning and thunder start. Odd anyone else hear it? Sounded like a few trees fell over here now its fairly calm out... 20 min storm

Yup. I'm glad there are a lot of people from here that lived there or have been there. I'm really excited about going and am very happy to hear that everyone seems to agree that they liked it

I'm sure it will be nothing special but heyyy you never know.. maybe I'll catch them filming something.. they were making breaking dawn 2 different movies................ haha.. I doubt it but cant blame me for trying Christopher just shook his head when I said I wanted him to go with me there

i hope to. It will be nice to be somewhere so new that everything is exciting and different.

Seafood is probably the worst idea someone has ever had. I dont really like seafood, but I've only had a few things. Christopher always tries to get me to try new foods... just something else for him to try to get me to like I suppose lol.

It's between Tacoma and Olympia. =D By the water (not the ocean side, but the inlets and lakes I'm a nerdy teenage girl. I'm going to visit Forks one day. It's about 4 hours from where I'm moving. <3 Twilight

I plan too. Pcom has been great to me and I've learned a TON from everyone on here.

The state of Washington. I'm really kind of excited, but I dont like it when it's all damp and rainy or snowy and that's pretty much the main portion of whether I'm told. But everyone claims that Fort Lewis-Mchord is one of the nicest bases around. Wish me luck..... it's going to be a very strange living.... We leave early June. Anybody got any family up there? Friends? Any tips or anything? lol

Thank you all so much and when I see Patty again, I certainly will!!

Call cops. If nothing else, it will help them get what they deserve!

THEY HAVE TONS!!! Hashbrowns starting at only $1.45 that you can add cheese, mushrooms, peppers and a few other things to for .35 extra each(I'm still trying to remember the menu... I've only had it for a week, but it's been a busy week) - The All Star Special is $6.30 and that includes a regular waffle, grits (or hashbrown), toast, eggs (however you want them), and either bacon, sausage, or ham (but I think you can get 3 slices of tomato if you'd prefer, but I would have to check on that) They also have the $5 menu, but I dont have one in front of me and cant really remember much of wha