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Devil_Fish

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3. It you want fewer drop outs, give them a reason to stay.

Reply to alp227 (Original post)

Tue Mar 20, 2012, 12:25 AM

Mar 2012

I got my G.E.D. in my Jr. year of HS. Classes were so mind numbing that I could not bare the though of wasting another day of my life. maybe if they taught me somthing usefull, I would have sceen some value it staying.

Seriously, if they want kids to stay in school, they should make it interesting.

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Number of 'dropout factory' high schools in the U.S. drops, report says [View all] alp227 Mar 2012 OP

...'accellerated'?!? Cirque du So-What Mar 2012 #1

gee. maybe someone is doing something right. mopinko Mar 2012 #2

It you want fewer drop outs, give them a reason to stay. Devil_Fish Mar 2012 #3

Someone who quits school to get a GED shouldn't be counted as a dropout. Mariana Mar 2012 #6

Schooling davidhaslanded Mar 2012 #4

Because they CLOSED some of them. Blaq Dem Mar 2012 #5