There is no bilingual program in the District because the number of children speaking any one language other than English is too small. State and federal legislation requires English as a Second Language services so that students can learn English as quickly as possible. At a time when many teens experiment with alcohol, ages 15 and 16, heavy drinking can damage the brain s information recall ability. The cold, gray dawn of the morning after Hangovers have a potent impact on learning ability. Patients with hangover have diminished visual-spatial skills and dexterity, even after alcohol can no longer be detected in the blood.
Students can select their intended majors, size of school and preferred geographical regions.
The site provides profiles of colleges that fit these parameters including information on financial aide, and also has direct links to the college s web sites. District Report Card 11 Benchmarks for Success H Maintain small class size. H Maintain small school buildings. H Set high expectations at all levels. H Strong Professional Development.