Good luck on your CAHSEE, Enrique. If you are a fair to average student, you will probably do well on it. And if you miss out on part, you have a few more chances at it before graduating. But it is much more fun to get it out of the way when you are a sophomore.
~Tina
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They instituted it a couple of years ago. Last year (I think) was the first graduating class that needed to pass or not graduate. You can get a 4.0 report card and never graduate if you don't pass it. It sucks that way. But Jonni is a poor-to-mediocre student and she passed it first go around last year. She tests well. Some states have them and some don't. I think NY calls them the regents tests.
~Tina
Drama Free Zone. What every gardener loves the most, Begins and ends in rich compost. (Tina)
so what happens if say all the credites are accumulated but one does not pass the test--even after all 3 tries---does the kid just go away without a diploma ??? Forever ???
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they have it here and in florida too. here, you can take it twice a year all 4 years. and if you get to the end of high school and don't pass it, they have the option of issuing a certificate of attendance. not a diploma.
In a week and a half Jonni is taking the CHSPE; Ca high school proficiency exam. If she passes it, she can walk with this year's class, a year early. And go on to college. Probably not a four year university but start at a community college level. The exam is only offered 2 times a year and you pay for it and make an appointment. It is a little more than getting a GED but not the same as a HS diploma. I hope she passes but it is not that desperate a situation if she doesn't. It would be another accomplishment under her belt, though. And open up some options for her.
~Tina
Drama Free Zone. What every gardener loves the most, Begins and ends in rich compost. (Tina)
Yes, those are pretty much for everyone every year. Hoping for the best for all of your tests Enrique. And I didn't mean to hijack your topic. I am sorry.
~Tina
Drama Free Zone. What every gardener loves the most, Begins and ends in rich compost. (Tina)
In 2000 they implemented the same sort of thing here. I think it is becoming more of a standard practice in a lot of states. Not such a bad idea I don't think!
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