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Page 1: Schools in the us
Page 2: Schools in the us

PRIVATE VS. PUBLIC

VS HOMESCHOOL

-No uniforms required

-You can wear whatever you

Want according to the rules,

including religious symbols

Cost: Free

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PRIVATEUniforms usually required

Some private schools are

religious

Average Cost: 20k-40k

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LEVELS OF COMPULSORY

EDUCATION

Pre-school or Pre-K (Pre-Kindergarten) l: Ages 4-5

K-8

Primary or Elementary school: Ages 5-11, Grades K-5/6

Kindergarten: Ages 5-6

First (1st) grade-> Fifth(5th) grade

Middle school: Ages 11-14, Grades 6/7 -8

Sixth(6th) grade or Seventh(7th) grade (depending on state) -> eighth

(8th) grade

Continuation: “Graduation from 8th grade to high school

High school: Ages 14-18, Grades 9-12

Ninth (9th) grade -> Twelfth (12th) grade

Graduation

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AMERICAN SCHOOL

ACTIVITIES

School DancesHomecoming

Pep Rallies

Winter formal

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SCHOOL SUBJECTS

DramaSchool Play

Home Economics

Woodwork

Photography

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SCHOOL CLUBS

EXTRA-CURRICULAR

French club,

Spanish Club

The Debate TeamThe Chess Club

Radio Club School newspaper,

yearbook Choir

Band

Marching Band

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIBCms9rk0g SGHS Choreo

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CAFETERIAS

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SPORTS TEAMS

Sports teams, clubs

Girls’ Volleyball Girls’ Basketball

Boys’ Football

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Wrestling

Baseball

Lacrosse

Cheerleaders

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AMERICAN FOOTBALL

AND BASKETBALL

TEAMS

College Scouts

South of the US

Places much

importance on

American

Football

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PROM

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HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION-

WALK

Cap and Gown

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UNIVERSITY LEVEL

Associates

degree: 2 years

University or “college”, Community

college

Bachelors

degree: 4 yearsMasters degree: 2 years PhD: 4-8 years

MajorMinor

Public schools- usually State Schools:

UCSB, UCB, UCLA, University of Florida, University of

New Hampshire, University of Maine

Avg. cost per year-$20k-30k

Private schools- Harvard, Columbia, NYU, Stanford,

Yale, Brown, Princeton, Duke, Notre Dame

Avg. cost per year- $60k-80k

Colleges in the US (2005)

Public 4-year institutions 629

Private 4-year institutions 1,845

Public 2-year institutions 1,070

Private 2-year institutions 596

Total 4140

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1) UCLA

2) UCB

3) U of Colorado

4) Harvard

5) Brown

University

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COLLEGE SUBJECTS

Liberal arts

DinosaursVampires in Literature

Sociology of Fame and

Lady Gaga

Theory and History

of Video Games

Zombies in

Popular Media

Disney Feature:

Then and Now

The Textual Appeal

of Tupac Shakur

Elvish, the language

of “Lord of the Rings”

Topics in Comparative Media:

American Pro WrestlingThe Strategy of StarCraft

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UNIVERSITY

GRADUATION

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HOMECOMING VIDEO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwfIp-_M2I8