Is there any good online middle schools for grade 7?
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Yes the school I go to is J. Paul Truluck Middle School
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http://www.abcteach.com/
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http://www.internet4classrooms.com/index.htm
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It depends on what type of resources you're looking for. Are you looking for lesson plans, stores, technology pages for your kids to practice on, advise?\n\nI would start with these:\nhttp://www.teachers.net\nhttp://www.enchantedlearning.com\nhttp://www.discoveryschool.com\nhttp://www.csun.edu/~hcedu013/plans.html\nhttp://www.coollessons.org\nhttp://teacher.scholastic.com/index.htm\nhttp://www.quia.com
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check out the schools on Hi5 and myspace, they maybe able to help you find some
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Try this group.  We used them when we were home schooling. \n\nhttp://www.connectionsacademy.com/portal/google.asp
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I'm not sure exactly what you need, but here are some websites for elementary school students:
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Try www.greatschools.net or www.schoolmatters.com
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Try the university of ATHABASCA in Alberta, Canada.  They do online/distant learning too, and are highly recommended!
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www.redoakacademy.com\n\nThey are very good, and do K-12, College Prep, Special Needs, GED Prep....
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The only one I am aware of (most require classrome studies) is Penn Foster - http://www.penn-foster-online.com/\n\nHope this helps!
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http://www.edhelper.com/\nThis website always has good stuff!
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im sure thats good for 7th graders...
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Yes. here's a site that may help you...off to the left is a list of catagories, click on one and all schools in the area will come up. Links can lead you right to info directly from the school.
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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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They don't put middle school yearbooks on the internet. Maybe the school has a web page that allows remote ordering but I doubt it because it is a hastle to connect credit cards to a web page. Call the school office and do it over the phone. Although most schools have to preorder them and it may no longer be possible at all.
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teachnet.com\ninternet4classrooms.com\nsuelebeau.com\nin2edu.com