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June 22, 2009 at 9:52 PM #419748June 23, 2009 at 6:31 AM #419104
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Participant[quote=paramount]I’d bet my last 10 cents that the only reason someone would post this is because either their kids have or currently do attend one of the schools.
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I posted this. My kids do not (yet) go to any of these schools. They’re in grade school.
But, yes, I’m interested in school issues. And some without kids might not be.
June 23, 2009 at 6:31 AM #419336Participant[quote=paramount]I’d bet my last 10 cents that the only reason someone would post this is because either their kids have or currently do attend one of the schools.
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I posted this. My kids do not (yet) go to any of these schools. They’re in grade school.
But, yes, I’m interested in school issues. And some without kids might not be.
June 23, 2009 at 6:31 AM #419604Participant[quote=paramount]I’d bet my last 10 cents that the only reason someone would post this is because either their kids have or currently do attend one of the schools.
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I posted this. My kids do not (yet) go to any of these schools. They’re in grade school.
But, yes, I’m interested in school issues. And some without kids might not be.
June 23, 2009 at 6:31 AM #419672Participant[quote=paramount]I’d bet my last 10 cents that the only reason someone would post this is because either their kids have or currently do attend one of the schools.
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I posted this. My kids do not (yet) go to any of these schools. They’re in grade school.
But, yes, I’m interested in school issues. And some without kids might not be.
June 23, 2009 at 6:31 AM #419833Participant[quote=paramount]I’d bet my last 10 cents that the only reason someone would post this is because either their kids have or currently do attend one of the schools.
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I posted this. My kids do not (yet) go to any of these schools. They’re in grade school.
But, yes, I’m interested in school issues. And some without kids might not be.
June 23, 2009 at 6:42 AM #419110scaredyclassic
Participantgaming the system for numbers ina school rating used to be limited to colleges and grad schools i think. that even high schools have to care about this is weird. i basically told the counselor at school my kid would be ina aprticular AP class, and so it was. now i guess i better make sure he does ok.
June 23, 2009 at 6:42 AM #419115Participantgaming the system for numbers ina school rating used to be limited to colleges and grad schools i think. that even high schools have to care about this is weird. i basically told the counselor at school my kid would be ina aprticular AP class, and so it was. now i guess i better make sure he does ok.
June 23, 2009 at 6:42 AM #419341Participantgaming the system for numbers ina school rating used to be limited to colleges and grad schools i think. that even high schools have to care about this is weird. i basically told the counselor at school my kid would be ina aprticular AP class, and so it was. now i guess i better make sure he does ok.
June 23, 2009 at 6:42 AM #419346Participantgaming the system for numbers ina school rating used to be limited to colleges and grad schools i think. that even high schools have to care about this is weird. i basically told the counselor at school my kid would be ina aprticular AP class, and so it was. now i guess i better make sure he does ok.
June 23, 2009 at 6:42 AM #419609Participantgaming the system for numbers ina school rating used to be limited to colleges and grad schools i think. that even high schools have to care about this is weird. i basically told the counselor at school my kid would be ina aprticular AP class, and so it was. now i guess i better make sure he does ok.
June 23, 2009 at 6:42 AM #419614Participantgaming the system for numbers ina school rating used to be limited to colleges and grad schools i think. that even high schools have to care about this is weird. i basically told the counselor at school my kid would be ina aprticular AP class, and so it was. now i guess i better make sure he does ok.
June 23, 2009 at 6:42 AM #419677Participantgaming the system for numbers ina school rating used to be limited to colleges and grad schools i think. that even high schools have to care about this is weird. i basically told the counselor at school my kid would be ina aprticular AP class, and so it was. now i guess i better make sure he does ok.
June 23, 2009 at 6:42 AM #419682Participantgaming the system for numbers ina school rating used to be limited to colleges and grad schools i think. that even high schools have to care about this is weird. i basically told the counselor at school my kid would be ina aprticular AP class, and so it was. now i guess i better make sure he does ok.
June 23, 2009 at 6:42 AM #419838Participantgaming the system for numbers ina school rating used to be limited to colleges and grad schools i think. that even high schools have to care about this is weird. i basically told the counselor at school my kid would be ina aprticular AP class, and so it was. now i guess i better make sure he does ok.
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