Students learn skills like reading, math, science, and history.
What is Academic Knowledge?
A outside review that confirms a school or college meets quality standards. This is done by a recognized accrediting organization, not by school itself. Schools must review regularly to keep their status.
What is Accreditation?
Run by local school districts and open students who live in the district. Must follow state and federal rules.
What are Traditional Public Schools?
This type of college is small, local and is usually 2 to 4 years.
What is Community College?
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And I'm dancin' on to your heartbeat
And when you're gone, I feel incomplete
So, if you want the truth
What is Symphony?
Students gain skills for jobs and careers they will need in the future.
What is Workforce Readiness?
Colleges are more likely to _____ _____ from accredited schools.
What is Accept Credits?
Publicly funded but run by independent groups instead of school districts. They have more freedom to try new teaching ,methods or focus on a special theme, like STEM. However, they still held same basics expectations as other public schools.
What are Community Schools?
This type of college is usually large and can be 4-8 years.
What is a University?
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Don't you need me like I need you now?
Sleep tomorrow, but tonight go crazy
What is ATP/Apartment?
Students learn how government works and how to take part in the community.
What is citizenship?
Students generally can receive ______ _______ ___ only at accredited colleges.
What is Deferral Financial Aid?
Public programs, often at career centers, where students prepare for a career while earning a high school diploma.
What are Career-Technical Programs?
This type of schooling includes more work towards one specific job.
What is Trade School?
You keep telling me to live right
To go to bed before the daylight
But then you wake up for the sunrise
You know you don't gotta pretend, baby, now and then
What is Too Sweet?
Students grow socially, emotionally, an physically through the arts, athletics, and clubs.
What is Personal Development?
Employers, colleges, and licensing boards trust diplomas from ________ ________.
What is Accredited Institutions?
Can set their own rules, choose their own curriculum, and decide which students to admit. Many are connected religion, but not all.
What are Private Schools?
This type of learning happens while you work.
What is Apprenticeship/on-the-job training?
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I don't wanna talk about who's doin' it first
What is As It Was?
Every student, regardless of background or ability, should have access to a quality education. Examples of laws are IDEA and Title IX.
What is Equity of Opportunity?
Families can be confident that a school meets a ______ _______ of quality.
What is Minimum Standard?
Parents teach their children at home and follow Ohio’s requirements, such as notifying the school district superintendent each year.
What is Homeschooling?
This type of learning happens through the government.
What is the military?
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You wanna hug me (hey, hey, hey)
What rhymes with hug me? (Hey, hey, hey)
Hey (everybody get up)
What is Blurred Lines?