which high school is best in Virginia?\nI'm really trying to find the websites to    High School in  Virginia for my son . he is 16. I don't know how to get more imformation? thanks you
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Try www.greatschools.net or www.schoolmatters.com
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i gues that www.mapquest.com its ok... also, get in the high schools page for the address
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i didn't go there, nor do i have any close friends who have, but from what i hear it's the best public school in the area by far, better than many of the private schools.  i think there's a good deal of pressure on the students to do well, but then they make it easier to do well.  it's tough to get into, but well worth it.
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Sky, over look him talking about your boy the only reason people act like that is because they setting behind that computer. Be proud and i see you are i dont know where you live but the best thing is to find a time like Hoover, T.R Miller, Daphne high school teams here in Alabama but there are others in other states just as good any that made state is a good place if you move him now dont he have to set out one year. Anyways iam not sure on that my freinds boy did a trans -fer and something like that came up. Next time your in here post his name so one day we can look for him in some college.*
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if he's in high school he can just go to the guidance counsler. I'm sure there's career websites online. I've used them before. He could talk to people of the professions he wants to be in. That always helped for me. Seeing what the career is like upclose, instead of reading about it is better. You could give someone in that field a call,set up a meeting and your son can try different aspects of what he's thinking about being. Find his strong points, decide which careers they would be good for, and go from there. Websites ususally have questionares involving what career is good for you. If he's at a local college, they have career counslers there as well.
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Here's some info I found:\n\nOnline High School\nfrom Thomas Nixon\n\nFinding and Choosing an Online High School\nPrevious page > Why Online High Schools Rock\n\nHow to Find an Online School\n\nThe number of online high school programs is increasing exponentially. While a short and rotating list is available on my web site, you can also do a Google search using "online high schools" and/or "virtual high schools."\n\nPublic v. Private\n\nOnline high schools come in two basic varieties, public and private. While most of the public ones only admit high school age students, most of the private ones accept students regardless of age.\n\nI am regularly asked if I recommend any particular program. Sponsored Links\nFind The Right School\nA guide for finding degree programs from accredited schools. Learn more\nwww.FindTheRightSchool.com\n\nOnline Degree Program\nEarn your Degree for Half the Cost Top-Rated Accredited Online Program\nwww.BakerCollegeOnline.com\n\nOnline Schools\nFind the online school that's right for you. Request free info.\nwww.edu-directory.org/online\nWhile in print I typically don't (hey, send me an e-mail at info@tomnixon.net and we'll chat!), I do recommend a type of online program. If your state or community has an online charter school and you are of the right age (which can be as old as twenty-one in some cases), this is probably your best bet. \n\nWhy? Because it is almost assuredly free. Free is almost always the best price. Charter schools, although run differently and without many of the same rules, are also public schools. The one tiny problem is that most adults do not qualify for services because they are funded out of K-12 money and not adult education money.\n\nAccreditation\n\nAccreditation is vitally important. The types of accreditation that I recommend are regional accreditation (see http://www.chea.org/institutions for accreditors), DETC accreditation (see list of schools at http://www.detc.org/HighSchools.html), or state-approval. Note that state approval alone is only acceptable at the high school level. Be sure to check with potential employers or colleges to ensure acceptability. \n\nWhile there are schools that do not fall into these three categories that are good schools, acceptability by employers and schools as well as outside quality assurance are concerns. Certainly graduating from some of these schools will be acceptable in some circumstances, but I'm not quite sure which schools and which circumstances. Tread lightly.\n\nWhether you decide to earn your diploma online or at your local adult school, the important thing is that you earn it.
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try this:\nhttp://www.greatschools.net/modperl/bycity/ga/?city=Augusta&showall=1&level=a\n\nHi. I grew up in Augusta in Richmond County. I went to Episcopal Day School which is private but I would recommend it...I don't think it's terribly expensive. As for public schools...I don't know a whole lot about k-8s as much as high schools...I had a friend who went to A. Brian Merry Elementary for awhile...There's Lake Forest which is good...Augusta doesn't have too many K-8 public schools that I can think of...Tutt Middle School has a reputation for being very dangerous...What area of the city are you planning to live in?\n\nI can probably tell you a little more about middle/high schools. Davidson Fine Arts Magnet High School is an absolutely fantastic 6-12 school. It is one of the best public schools in the entire state. I know a number of people that have gone there and really excelled. The Academy of Richmond County High School is also good. It has an IB program which is excellent. I have a number of friends who go there and enjoy it. \n\nHmm...I hope that helps a little...
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My senior year. I had the most fun because I joined a few clubs and was more active in chorus. I was in a trio that won first in state and a triple trio that won second in state. I also had lots of friends and fun. Unfortunately, I had a little too much fun and my grades fell so badly that I almost didn't graduate. I barely made it, but at the last exam, I gave it my all and passed. If I would have only done that throughout all of high school, I would have been an honor student, along with winning lots of scholarships and going on to college. But, alas, I didn't. Don't mean to bum you out, but it's true. I had more freedom as a senior, turning 18 in the middle of the year. I didn't handle 18 too well. I hope you do better than I did. Study hard. Get the best grades you can. Join a couple of clubs. Have fun. You'll only do this once, then it's gone. Learn from one who's been there, done that. Be careful. Be safe. <*)))><
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Hope this isn't too late, but I will be glad to help.  Just wondering, where do you go to school and what class is this for? If you have aim or any other chat program, it will be a great plus to communicate. Let me know, my aim is Ken2681
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hey! i went there when i was in 7th grade. (i'm 21 now). e-mail me if you would like to. btownsbabyblueangel@yahoo.com.
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I looked at\nhttp://www.syrdiocese.org/Index.htm\n\nI clicked on "E-Mail directory". I didn't see a school named "UCA". Is UCA a catholic high school?\n\nIf so, and it is listed there, write to someone and ask.\n\nIf not, post your Q again and spell out the name of the school.\n\nWhile you are writing, I didn't see an e-mail link on the site to the webmaster. We courageous, intelligent, proud and devilishly handsome webmasters always put a mail link to ourselves at the bottom of every page for people who have problems. You might suggest it. It isn't a sinful pride; just an honest acknowledgment that, while we are good, we are not perfect, and visitors may have questions and/or comments. They probably got some shy, self-effacing nun to cobble up the page.\n\nA link to each school, or to alumni web sites for all the schools in general, would not be out of place on their site.\n\nYou can call the school. We just finishe dour 40th. We made sure the office had a contact person's name, snail mail address, phone number and e-mail address.\n\nTry this one:\nhttp://www.ndjugglers.org/alumni.htm
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Is it highschool or college.  I was highschool class president once, I would try to appeal to as diverse a group as possible.  Your posters need to grab attention, to make up for lack of creativity, get as many posters, stickers, or whatever out there and get the most exposure.  People are going to vote for their friends in highschool, and I found that most of the academians that were running only had a small group of friends that were all as lame as they were.  I hung out with the stoners, the athletes, the cool kids, and was in all the smart kids classes, that kind of exposure clinched it.
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Hi,\n\nIt looks like, according to this website, that there is one school in Orange County, but others not too far (I know - traffic :) \n\nGood luck...
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http://www.truelocal.com.au/search.do?term=high+school&location=dandenong&type=keywords\n\nThis page lists all the high schools in dandenong and information about those schools. I hope it helps.
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17...I ruled the school!  I was a Senior in High School and had a Varsity Letter in Cross-Country as well as Track, I was Vice President of the National Honor Society, Student Council, Key Club and Bleacher Bums and was number 7 out of 323 people in my class.  It's been pretty much downhill from there...(not really).
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I am not close to being an expert, but let me just say this. I am 35 and I am a single mother of three kids. I have a fifteen year old, a six year and a four year old. So I have only two of them in school right now.\n\nMy 15 year old son is on honor roll and my six year old daughter just received high honors. \n\nI am not bregging but only trying to paint a picture. I do not force any kind of studying habits. I think my success has been mostly more about how I raise and communicate with them.\n\nGrowing up I have never talked baby talk with any of them and they all talked exceptionally well when they were little. So well to the point people would always ask how does you little girl or boy talk so well, they are using sentences and they are so tiny.\n\nMy son has told me that the reason everything comes so easy to him is because half of the things he studys in school are things that I have included in everyday conversation with him so he already knows about it and it gives him the opportunity to participate in conversation in class and it makes him strive more when he knows about it and the teacher is impressed.\n\nIf my kids have a question while watching tv I answer it and bring up other things in relation. If they don't want to watch the news I don't have a problem with that, I watch and telll them later about all the things that are going on.\n\nMy son told me at school for his graduation they played a movie they made of all the major news and events that happened in the past decade and when they showed things like Tim Mcvey, Jon Bonet or even the last space shuttle that blew up and he said that after the movie his friends were saying they didn't even know who or what half the things in the video were.\n\nMy son's comment was "Don't these kids parents talk to them?"
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East Carolina is a great school, I have a brother there. I just moved from NC.  But you need to have your head on straight because its considered a "party school"  but the school over all is great.  If you are interested in NC schools others to consider are UNCPembroke.  Small but great programs and small enough classes to be noticed and get special attention from professors if needed. This is were I got my B.S. in Biology from.  UNCWilmington is also good.  Then there is always the bigger schools like Chapel Hill and Duke.  Appalachian State in Boone is also good, I have a brother there too.