Success Strategy
This means writing your goal and reviewing it often.
What is "write it down"?
These classes let high schoolers earn college credit by passing an exam.
What are "AP (Advanced Placement) courses"?
The value of what you give up when you make a decision.
What is "opportunity cost"?
What is "integrity"?
The process for people born outside the U.S. to gain citizenship.
What is "naturalization"?
These three steps include accepting setbacks and staying determined.
What are the steps to "make it happen"?
This laptop program is provided for grades 3-12 in UCPS.
What is the "1:1 Laptop Initiative"?
Choosing to study instead of going to a movie has this opportunity cost.
What is "missing the movie"?
These are acts like keeping promises and apologizing.
What are "examples of everyday integrity"?
The U.S. Constitution gives you these protected freedoms.
What are "rights"?
Trusting this can help you make good decisions that feel right.
What is "your gut" or "your instincts"?
A community can pass these to fund school improvements.
What are "school bonds"?
Going to college instead of working full time for 4 years costs this.
What is "lost wages"?
Integrity it not this; it can be learned and developed.
What is "a genetic trait"?
You must do this if your called to court to decide a case.
What is "serve on a jury"?
These are four common definitions of success.
What are wealth, fame, desired outcome, and being someone who succeeds?
These college-level courses are offered through South Piedmont.
What are "Career and College Promise courses"?
Taking a sick day and losing your paycheck is this.
What is "an example of opportunity cost"?
Oprah says real integrity is doing the right thing even when...
What is "no one knows whether you did or not"?
Voting and respecting others are examples of this.
What are 'responsibilities of a citizen"?
These questions about work clothes and transportation help you do this.
What is "envision your future"?
UCPS students can graduate with certifications for these careers.
What are "welder, firefighter, beautician, or mechanic"?
A cognitive skill that helps you consider gains and losses.
What is "evaluating opportunity cost"?
This describes resisting peer pressure and staying true to your values.
What is "having personal integrity"?
Not doing this (like paying taxes or jury duty) may lead to jail time.
What are "consequences of ignoring civic duties"?