What is a high school timetable like in the USA?
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in higsh school you usually have to take 4 years of english class, 3 years of history/social science, 2 years of science, 2 years of language, PE, and then electives like art, choir, band, shop class (wood working), home ec (cooking/sewing).
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The teachers usually have a couple of hours of class prep and grading to do after school lets out.  It would make for a really long day for the teachers if school started at 10.\n\nHigh school in my area starts at 9 am. That's not too early!
162925
The mandatory school system goes from grades 1-9. After that, there is still high school until 12th grade + university.
473510
i'm a seventh grader and i will be introducing u to ms. in middle school, u have a homeroom, and 6 or 7 periods. each period is one class. u change classes every hour or so. each time u go to a class, u gotta hurry, u have 3-5 minutes to get to ur locker, then to class. P.E. sucks. u gotta dress to p.e. uniform almost everyday. and yes, it has lunch time. depends on what school ur in, so u might have break too and eat snacks.
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In short it depends on your teachers, and how sticky they are with the rules.  Also what does your highschool policies say? most likely if they really dont care, you probably dont have much to worry about, but if just one of them does, you just might be hooped
698446
The small (-ish) university I work at uses a programme called CELCAT to organise the timetables. I'm sure it's very expensive, but worth a look at www.celcat.com
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elementary school, middle school, high school, - usually early September - middle June\n\ncollege - late septemeber/early october - late/mid june
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What school?  What level?  What's wrong with the current schedule?  What's good about the current schedule?  What are you trying to accomplish? \n\nThis isn't a good question, but with a little more detail, it could be!
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It can be done, life does not end with high school. ;)\n\nYou'll have to set a certain amount of time aside for each subject (study & homework), play only one sport (each season) because more than that will not give you time for anything else.  \n\nYou may, or may not, have homework on weekends.  Either way, before going to hang out, do some studying (each weekend has 48+ hours minus sleep).  \n\nYou are feeling overwhelmed now because it IS the end of the year - and there is a lot of pressure associated with that.  \n\nYou'll be fine, many others have managed to juggle their studies, their chores, sports, family and friends, and you will too!\n\nCongratulations on your up-coming graduation.
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you will find what you are looking for here:\n\nhttp://homeschooling.about.com/od/schedulingforms/
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highschoolsports.net\ngreat site, has schedules for all sports at all high schools
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US high schools do reach the 12th grade, so I guess that might be true. I've never actually known anybody that had that happen to them though. Even internationally, you can find schools that go through 12th grade. There are a lot of US-accredited high schools in other countries.
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i had that all through highschool. \nPROS \n1.  you spend more time in one class, so you can start and finish a lesson in one day\n2.  you get use to your students, instead of having like 6 classes of 25 students you only have 4 or so\n3. preparation of lesson plans are less\n4.  less tests/work to grade \n5.  if you have an off period it is possible that it is longer\n6.  possible to teach in one subject, more or less, you can focus on mostly english or what not\n7.  can give more 1 on 1 time to students\n8.  more time for presentations\nCONS\n1.  classes are longer\n2.  you have to change previous lesson plans to reach the time of the class period\n3.  kids get really annoying when sitting in one place so long, even 18 year olds
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U.S.A- grades go from kindergarten and below for pre-school\n\n1-5th grade is now considered middle school\n\n6-8th grade is known as junior high\n\nand 9-12th grade is high school\n\non the British side of things they are the same except the terminolgy is different. They called grades years. They push everything foward one as well because they call kindergarten year 1. \n\nYear 1 through 7 is middle school there and what Americans know as High School is called Junior College and College is just College. They also don't have pre-schools
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*you can choose to start school very early in the morning or 1pm\n*no paper, so you have to copy all the worksheet, that the teach wrote on the board before class,down on your notebook.\n*the free food, if any, are like a couple of crackers and some juice, on the good days, its pasta or soup.\n*the actual class courses are much harder than here  on america.\n*foreign language is very weak.(english, the only one)\n*private school students dont care about their studies, at all.\n*one day these gangs started fighting in the middle of our lunch break and they lit a bunch of fireworks(brazilian style haha) in the cafeteria..\n*we actually learn how to play sports in p.e.\n*ill add more as i remember..
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When I began high school, about 15 years ago now, we used the block schedule.  We were one of the first schools in the area to institute it.  It was a work in progress when it began.  We started with 4 - 1 hour and 20 minute classes on Tues and Thurs and the other 4 on Wed and Fri, and had all 8 at 45 mins a piece on Mon.  Having it that way made it very clear how much better the block schedule was, nothing was accomplished on Mondays.  Eventually, we did away with the 8 classes on Monday and instead went with a "rolling block schedule". We had 4 classes (Block A) on Mon, then the other 4 (Block B) on Tues, the back to Block A on Wed, Block B on Thurs, Block A Fri, then the following Mon would begin with Block B.  It was a little confusing at first, but taught you the responsibility of keeping up with your schedule.  The school liked the block schedule because you were able to spend more time teaching.  The students liked it because you had half as much homework.  It was a great idea, and still is.  In fact, I believe all the schools in this area have employed it now.
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Well, in my HS we start @ 7:45 sharp. I personally think that the younger kids should go first, I mean they have much much much more energy in the morning than us Hs kids do, I mean we could flip flop the times and see how that would work.