Are there F.O.G educational programs for high schools and middle schools.?
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I have never heard of this being taught in schools before, but I am sure if there is some sort of cooking or home economics class, it may be mentioned to the students. I for one was never taught about this. Go to www.google.com and type "fat oil grease" exactly like that with the quotes. I have found a number of resources talking about prevention and products having to do with this. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Type NGO associated with education at yahoo search you get some URLs may be that might be of some help to you.
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You should phone a local high school and ask for information. They should know because they also have an Alternative School. All school systems do (at least in the Phoenix area).
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In the American system, there is no fixed curriculum for all schools.  It's pretty much up to each state to set standards, and each school has a lot of freedom.  To find out more information, do a web search on "11th grade curriculum English" or "11th grade curriculum history" or any other subject that could be taught in high school
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I think i know what you're asking - an organization known as ChemCom does workshops for high school students - check this site out:\n\nhttp://www.chemistry.org/portal/a/c/s/1/acsdisplay.html?DOC=education%5Cprofessional%5Cccworks.html
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Try http://www.greatschools.net to see if that's fits your needs.
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I've heard there is a school for this in Cali. sorry that is all I know. GD Luck!
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There is an excellent program that works very well with middle school students.  It is called Cooperative Discipline.  Cooperative Discipline is a research-based, classroom and school reform model that builds on shared responsibility for learning and classroom organization between teachers and students.  The program provides sustained messages to children about what it means to be self-disciplined. Messages that are changed every year or are inconsistent for every classroom diminish discipline and achievement.\n\nI have seen this model used very successfully in a number of schools.  I have attached websites for you to check it out.  There is a inexpensive book you can get - cost is about $20 I think, but you can probably get started with just what you can find on the INternet.  Courses and workshops are also available.  Just do a search for Cooperative Discipline and you'll get lots of links.\n\nYou might also want to check out Richard Curwin's book "Discipline with Dignity".\n\nI hope this helps.  Good luck with it.
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Hi. I just started the high school program a week or 2 ago i think. feel free to email me
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As far as I know, they have a very specific school to help teens under 18 to get a high school diploma. It's called...\n\nHigh School!
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It's called the"No Child Left Behind".lol
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California State University, Fresno has a program.\nwww.csufresno.edu
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Try Classmates.com.  There you can join groups for grade school, secondary, high school, college, military and work place as well.
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I don't vouch for these schools but you can check them out.\n\nhttp://www.pinoywebsights.com/schools/\nhttp://www.findaschool.org/index.php?Country=Philippines\nhttp://dmoz.org/Regional/Asia/Philippines/Education/Organizations/
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Well maybe the school website. Or there are programs {serch google.com} that you can serch for which year someone went to high school and their information
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not really most for for high school students sry. but there are some u just have to look for them, try fastweb or google
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Yes.  There is a hierarchy in place where some peers out rank others.  You are usually taught by retired military officers.  You get many after school programs such as Rifle teams or Raiders.  You are taught things like map reading, plotting coordinates, public speeking and becoming tomorrow's leader (and cannot forget the unique fitness programs)