High School Guide: Admissions, reviews, and advice
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Susan James said:That school in Oakland actually shares a building with the agricultural and veterinary schools.
To be honest, the high school itself isn't bad, but if you don't live in that neighborhood, it's not exactly convenient.
And I think because of the area, it starts off with a bit of a negative reputation...
Back in my day, a huge crowd from the classical track went into medical school.
Personally, I don't think Latin and Greek are hard languages, they just feel pointless.
Especially for kids in middle school.
As for those bilingual programs, I think the concept is great, but I doubt the actual execution works (aside from English). How many teachers do you actually have who can teach math in French or chemistry in German?
In the end, it usually boils down to history or art, since those were the subjects offered in the bilingual tracks at the local university.
But as an idea for language learning and practical application, it's wonderful.🙏
Starting this September, the twelfth grade is moving into a brand new spot—they built this absolute beast of a facility over in Smalltown, USA, I think it's right near Central Park, and I heard they're even putting in an ice rink.