what r the age requirements to get into school in tn??
361201
shes can go to first grade
977626
You must be 18 and be a caring, responsibe person.  You need to be literate and able to take orders but also work on some initiate.  I dont know what the entry qualifications are now...they have changed since I was nursing.
418024
In our state you have to be 18 to take the GED, she may however be able to finish thriugh an alternative high school.\nDistance learning, online high schools. My brother finished in a night school program. Some kids here take HSED through the school district, others go to an online high school with a different school district. Then you can always take a home study course, home school, Christian liberty academy gives a diploma you can find them online they call the program CLASS i think, it is a real diploma. Start with the school district for info,then if you get no where the local tech or Jr college, or the state department of public instruction. Good luck to you both.
399465
Contact the Department of Education in Lansing. They will be glad to send you the requirements, which, as you know, vary from state to state. Good luck.
884338
What are you looking for?  Are you looking for mandatory courses like H2S, First Aid, Blow Out Prevention, etc?  Or are you wondering about minimum age....which is 18.  You need to be more precise.
954168
It all depends on the state.\n\nIn my state, you have to be 30 years old. Other states are 25-35.\n\nGood luck if you wanna run someday.
704810
the yougest age for sats is 10.... dont know about the subjects to become a doctor
65185
There's no problem with dating; just don't have sex. The age of consent in Tennessee is 18.\n\nIn answer to wikkedsun above: Parents can NOT give consent for their children to do something that's against the law. You wouldn't say that parents could give permission for their children to rob banks; this is no different, except that it's a sex crime.\n\nDr Stacy - I answered your initial question, and since this isn't a forum for chat, and you have quite a few additional questions, we should take this off-list.
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University of Tennessee at Knoxville,  in Knoxville TN...\n\n1)accepts government grants and awards government grants if you qualify\n2)close to Indiana, right under Kentucky\n3)no crazy stuff\n4)does offer some online courses...\n\nBut you can only make that decision, visit some school websites, that's your best bet...
88426
Since TN does not have state tax (but HIGH sales tax), it would decrease your "in-pocket" income. I'm not sure of the %age
172007
Sixteen is considered the minimum age to legally drop out of high school in most states. I would suggest that you look into getting a GED before you even attempt it.
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United States: These ages are typical starting ages, although there are exceptions from time to time. Some gifted children are smart enough to skip grades, other children with learning disabilities or language issues may get left back. There are also a few that are home schooled, some for just a few years and others for their entire educational lives.\n\nPre-Kindergarten - age 4 (attending Pre-K is optional)\nKindergarten - age 5\nElementary School - ages 6-11 (Grades 1-6)\nMiddle School/Junior High School - ages 12-13 (Grades 7-8)\nHigh School - ages 14-17 (Grades 9-12)\n\nU.S. children are required by law to attend schooling until age 16, although the majority finish high school. Anything beyond high school is completely optional.\n\nCommunity College is optional, you may study for AS/AA/AAS and then transfer to a regular college for BA/BS/BBA, or jump straight from high school to regular college. Majority of BA/BS/BBA degree holders do not attend Community College first. Community College & Regular college take 2 & 4 years to complete, although that varies greatly depending on the student's chosen schedule. Some take 8 years to finish the 2-year school, some start but never finish any college at all. \n\nCommunity College - ages 18+. AS, AA, AAS degrees. (2 years)\n\nCollege - ages 18+. BS, BA, BBA degrees. (4 years)\n\nGraduate School - some have minimum age of 23 or higher, College Degree required plus professional experience. MA, MS, MBA degrees.\n\nPost-Graduate School - highest level of academic, professional, and literary experience required. PhD degree.
1174501
18 if not handicapped or not in school full time
525412
In the United States you will need a college degree (usually in elementary education and in many states a Masters Degree (usually within 5 Years of your Bachelor's Degree.) Good luck.
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It is only available to 14 or 15 year olds.\n\nhttp://www.tennessee.gov/safety/driverlicense/dltypes.htm#hardship
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The schooling processes will probably take more than 2 years at least. As a 2nd Bachelors will require you take a the core content as well as credential course work.  \n\nYour best bet for information would be you Dept.. of Education website. As they will let you know what universities have state approved programs and the quickest way of obtaining NCLB mandated Teaching License. \n\nAlso, there might be a couple of State exams required. If the state exam is the case, then you might not need a 2nd Bachelors rather pass the state exam in the field or subject or Primary Educ. Then take  teacher educ. programs. Usually these prep programs last 1-1  1/2 yrs long .\n\nBut start with The TN Dept. of EDUC website, then your states Teacher Commission.
978936
no, you have to have at least a ged, age is 18 minimum