Bard High School Early College

In the early stages of writing this paper I noticed many tour groups filled with high school juniors and seniors with their parents looking around campus to see if Marist is the school they are looking for. Scanning the crowds, I made eye contact with one particular mother, I smiled at her and she smiled back with a look of happiness, and excitement. She was on the long journey of finding the perfect school for her child. In that moment, I automatically thought…

ask for. Although she was very kind, if I were to do something wrong, she would reprimand me more than anyone else. Unlike school, at home she explained in detail on what something is and why something is the way it is. Thanks to her help in my middle school years, my foundation for subjects like history and sciences were able to help me achieve high grades later in high school. Her strict rules taught me to be a better person, ranging from simple table rules to personal interactions. She was…

It was a quiet, peaceful night. Five family members were happily sleeping. A little girl, around three or four, had a very strange dream about a robot lizard. It involved her dog, her brother and baby sister, and of course, a mechanical lizard. The next morning, as soon as the little girl got up, she wrote down what she remembered of the dream, and titled the printer-paper booklet 'Rodot Lizard '. This would be her first of many small, sloppy stories. If you look back at that story, it seems…

In the book, “School Leadership that Works” by Marzano, Waters, and McNulty focus leadership behaviors that will improve student achievement. Based on their research, there are 21 behaviors that leaders need to pay close attention to. If improving student achievement is area of focus at a school, then the school leader needs to figure out which of the 21 behaviors are being implemented at the school and the behaviors that are not being addressed. Once the leader has being able to determine the…

Professor McMath is an Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science at Mississippi College (MC) in Clinton, MS and she’s also an advisor to many students who plan on graduating with a degree in mathematics from MC. Lots of people could learn from the life of Professor McMath because of hardwork in her past, which gave her the identity she now possesses in the future. Hard work allowed her to graduate college, obtain a job at MC, and later help and guide students who need her. When…

out for the school team and the sport becomes more serious, because not everybody makes the team so you had to of earned the spot on the team which took time and effort to get there. I was excited because…

but I money is the root of all people.” In Jean Anyon’s 1980 article, “Social Class and the Hidden Curriculum of Work,” Jean realized that there was a very odd trend happening in the schools. She found that money ruled the system. I think that this is a very problemed system that needs a lot of fixing. Making school an equal place would not only better all the education given to students it would create a more equal education given to the students, the educational system should be more balanced…

MEMOIR My first day of school began more than 10 years ago and by that time I was in my native country named Honduras. The school were very poor that it could only afford two teachers by that time. I was a quitted kid in the classroom and I used to get distracted all the time by the girls in my classroom, I used to share my snack with the girls and with the teacher. Having starting my schooling at small age were one of my big dream because I was born with what I wanted to do in the planet since…

beings. The areas of high gender inequality and stereotypes are in the work field, parenthood, and in education. The work field has many gendered aspects. In the past, it was very rare to see women in the work field, now women have flourished in all kinds jobs. Studies from College Time have proven…

“School can bind as effectively as it can liberate; it can enforce conformity and limit life chances as well as foster individual talent” (Colombo, 107). I attended DuBois Area High School, which is a public high school in a middle class town. There was about 1200 students in my school so I knew a lot of people but I would see new faces almost every day. I believe there are good things and bad things about public high schools because they have good and bad programs, they push you to go to…