Bismarck.Ramyrez said: »
what do kids watch these days?
bubble guppies, yo.
Revisionist History And Texas' Proposed Textbooks
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Revisionist history and Texas' proposed textbooks
Cartoon Network needs to get rid of the crap they show now.
And take all the shows on boomerang and put it back on the main CN channel.
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volkom said: » Bismarck.Ramyrez said: » Trying to remember high school. At my high school iirc~ -English 9-12(Regular/AP) -Math 9-12(Regular/AP:calc.1/statistics) -History (world geography/world history/US history/govt/economics with AP courses) -Science 9-12(bio/chem/physics with AP. also had like low intro courses to medicine) -Foreign languages 1-3, 4* (french,german,spanish) -journalism -theater -general art and multimedia -computer science -internetworking -CAD -welding/trade skill courses -misc electives like hotel&business management, communication, broadcasting, culinary. -athletics&gym @Ms.Z in highschool TAKS before that was like TAAS? or w/e iono the order of them any more. always got commendable or w/e score She whole shebang for mine... I think I remembered them all. Graduating class was a smidge over 150, I think Volk went to a bigger school.
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Caitsith.Zahrah said: » volkom said: » Bismarck.Ramyrez said: » Trying to remember high school. At my high school iirc~ -English 9-12(Regular/AP) -Math 9-12(Regular/AP:calc.1/statistics) -History (world geography/world history/US history/govt/economics with AP courses) -Science 9-12(bio/chem/physics with AP. also had like low intro courses to medicine) -Foreign languages 1-3, 4* (french,german,spanish) -journalism -theater -general art and multimedia -computer science -internetworking -CAD -welding/trade skill courses -misc electives like hotel&business management, communication, broadcasting, culinary. -athletics&gym @Ms.Z in highschool TAKS before that was like TAAS? or w/e iono the order of them any more. always got commendable or w/e score She whole shebang for mine... I don't wanna list out all courses they offered. I think i may have the catalog at home somewhere... I know that one year it was massively crowded. Had like 2700 students because of hurricane katrina. Think my class was 820~but only like 680 graduated. I honestly don't remember, but I did go to one of the bigger schools in the district
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I graduated with 92 other people.
Entire school was under 400.
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volkom said: » I know that one year it was massively crowded. Had like 2700 students because of hurricane katrina. Think my class was 820~but only like 680 graduated. I honestly don't remember, but I did go to one of the bigger schools in the district That's still a lot of competition for the TOP TEN PERCENT THUNDERDOME!!! LOL! "What's you're rank/GPA?" "What's yours?"  "WHAT?!? I'M GOING TO THE COUNSELOR RIGHT NOW TO WEIGH THIS ***!" They really need to day away with the Ten Percent Rule. Grades are nothing but a competition. :/
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Bismarck.Ramyrez said: » I graduated with 92 other people. Entire school was under 400. My high school had over 4,000 and my graduating class was like 930~. Second largest high school in the state
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Was it the only Magnet school available in the district?
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Caitsith.Zahrah said: » Was it the only Magnet school available in the district? Two at my school and at least one at every other high school. From what I remember: 2 IB programs Vet program Hospital/pre-med Pre-law Visual and Performing arts (at my school) Center for International studies (one I was in)
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Ragnarok.Nausi said: » Bismarck.Ramyrez said: » Ragnarok.Nausi said: » eh, probably perpetrated by a left leaning group who wishes to portray Columbus as a rapist of Indians, thanksgiving as meat murder, and Christmas as a celebration of "winter solstice". The textbook bias runs both ways, considering the education sector is full of liberals anyways, I wouldn't be surprised if this was mostly smoke and mirrors. Thanksgiving as meat murder is laughable, but historical facts are historical facts. Columbus was a rapist (child rapist, at that), and Christmas is situated where it is to piggy back it upon traditions older than Christianity. Culture and traditions are ***when compared to facts when it comes to education. As for "christmas" there's no "mere coincidence" they literally stole other holidays and stories to get more followers... Shiva.Viciousss said: » Great job Columbus, you got lost and rediscovered an inhabited island, celebrate!
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Bismarck.Ramyrez said: » volkom said: » so much Texas hate =/ You guys really need to reign in some of the people representing your state nationally. (In that regard, we should start to criticize where Obama is from, but there's still a whole bunch of people who don't agree on where that is now isn't there? But seriously: ewww Chicago). Bismarck.Ramyrez said: » volkom said: » I think my mom always referred to herself as 'The Homemaker' when asked what she does. Even that's better to me. It implies that while you may be at home all day, you're doing something. Home upkeep, errands and chores that need done, cooking/cleaning, taking care of children, maybe even some yardwork and the like. "Stay-at-home-mom" to me implies someone hanging out in yoga pants all day and playing peek-a-boo, watching (what do kids watch these days? Teletubbies? Dora?), and then watching Maury while you make the kids take a nap. Mickey Mouse clubhouse, little einsteins, etc. Jetackuu said: » Bismarck.Ramyrez said: » volkom said: » so much Texas hate =/ You guys really need to reign in some of the people representing your state nationally. (In that regard, we should start to criticize where Obama is from, but there's still a whole bunch of people who don't agree on where that is now isn't there? But seriously: ewww Chicago). volkom said: » Jetackuu said: » Bismarck.Ramyrez said: » volkom said: » so much Texas hate =/ You guys really need to reign in some of the people representing your state nationally. (In that regard, we should start to criticize where Obama is from, but there's still a whole bunch of people who don't agree on where that is now isn't there? But seriously: ewww Chicago). We could sit here and argue the semantics of both of those points, but I prefer to agree that he's not doing an amazing job. I still find him and Bush both to be traitors for signing and resigning the patriot act though.
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Bahamut.Kara said: » Caitsith.Zahrah said: » Was it the only Magnet school available in the district? Two at my school and at least one at every other high school. From what I remember: 2 IB programs Vet program Hospital/pre-med Pre-law Visual and Performing arts (at my school) Center for International studies (one I was in) Reading all of this, I recall when they started allowing district transfers contingent on familial income in the mid or late 1990s in an effort to make white-flight schools more heterogeneous (which is good for exposure). They probably should have offered the same for those who were in smaller suburbs for Magnet schools if the student qualified. Being able to expand on your specific area of interest could probably curb the Ten Percent academic and extracurricular achievement bloodsport also. The Ten Percent Rule was originally a form of Affirmative Action, if I remember correctly.
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Caitsith.Zahrah said: » Competition among twenty to thirty over-achieving gals around Junior year... 
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volkom said: » Jetackuu said: » Bismarck.Ramyrez said: » volkom said: » so much Texas hate =/ You guys really need to reign in some of the people representing your state nationally. (In that regard, we should start to criticize where Obama is from, but there's still a whole bunch of people who don't agree on where that is now isn't there? But seriously: ewww Chicago). I'm not his biggest fan, but he's also had an extremely idealogic-party-lines Republican senate digging in their heels and being absolute ***, shooting down everything he tries to do just because he's the one suggesting it. Yes. They were right (in my opinion) to oppose some of those things. But the thing is, I'm not sure they even did it because it was the right thing to do or not; they just want to be seen as contrary.
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Jetackuu said: » volkom said: » Jetackuu said: » Bismarck.Ramyrez said: » volkom said: » so much Texas hate =/ You guys really need to reign in some of the people representing your state nationally. (In that regard, we should start to criticize where Obama is from, but there's still a whole bunch of people who don't agree on where that is now isn't there? But seriously: ewww Chicago). We could sit here and argue the semantics of both of those points, but I prefer to agree that he's not doing an amazing job. I still find him and Bush both to be traitors for signing and resigning the patriot act though. Bahamut.Milamber said: » Caitsith.Zahrah said: » Competition among twenty to thirty over-achieving gals around Junior year... Now that's my kinda lady. Brb, seeing if I can convince the missus to dress like that... (psychic premonition says, "No, you can't".) Bismarck.Ramyrez said: » Bahamut.Milamber said: » Caitsith.Zahrah said: » Competition among twenty to thirty over-achieving gals around Junior year... Now that's my kinda lady. Brb, seeing if I can convince the missus to dress like that... (psychic premonition says, "No, you can't".) See that strap supressing her modest bosom?
That's not going to do the trick for my woman.
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volkom said: » Jetackuu said: » volkom said: » Jetackuu said: » Bismarck.Ramyrez said: » volkom said: » so much Texas hate =/ You guys really need to reign in some of the people representing your state nationally. (In that regard, we should start to criticize where Obama is from, but there's still a whole bunch of people who don't agree on where that is now isn't there? But seriously: ewww Chicago). We could sit here and argue the semantics of both of those points, but I prefer to agree that he's not doing an amazing job. I still find him and Bush both to be traitors for signing and resigning the patriot act though. Bismarck.Ramyrez said: » I graduated with 92 other people. Entire school was under 400. My graduating class was 533, school had over 1600 students in it from grades 10-12. My home town is 8 square miles and it's a suburb of Oklahoma City. It wasn't even the largest of the high schools in the metro. This was 1998 as well and it's grown significantly since. Now, I'm next to a town that your graduating class is the size of the entire school which has grades K-12. Culture shock. Sorry to digress, carry on. Voren said: » Bismarck.Ramyrez said: » I graduated with 92 other people. Entire school was under 400. My graduating class was 533, school had over 1600 students in it from grades 10-12. My home town is 8 square miles and it's a suburb of Oklahoma City. It wasn't even the largest of the high schools in the metro. This was 1998 as well and it's grown significantly since. Now, I'm next to a town that your graduating class is the size of the entire school which has grades K-12. Culture shock. Sorry to digress, carry on. There almost 2400 in my brother's graduating class, there were 36 in mine. Granted, there were 6 years and 700 miles between our senior years of high school. My high school hasn't changed much in size, population is basically fixed there, but his now is split between 2 schools and graduates almost 2,000 each. volkom said: » Cartoon Network needs to get rid of the crap they show now. And take all the shows on boomerang and put it back on the main CN channel. I mean I watched nothing but CN for a few years, I've seen a *** of Scooby Doo. |
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