Ninth grade

These benchmark assessments assess both language arts and math learning outcomes in preparation for the end of year assessment that is used to assess student proficiency and growth in math, language arts, and science. The data shows that the trends for students vary from grade to grade. For example, seventh grade benchmark data shows that scores were similar from benchmark to benchmark throughout the entire year of 2015-2016 for all assessed subject areas. Data shows that the scores for eighth graders vary from benchmark to benchmark throughout the year in all subject areas. Ninth grade through tenth grade scores in all subject areas remained very close to the same percentage. However, in eleventh grade the benchmark scores in assessed subject areas had huge variances form benchmark to benchmark. The third benchmark used by our educational institution to assess student learning outcomes and trends is the end of year assessment called SAGE. The SAGE assessment addresses both student growth and proficiency in math, language arts, and science. The trend on the SAGE assessment over the past several years according to the data, is the proficiency rate is growing and if the proficiency rate is growing the growth rate will soon…

Music has been an essential part and larger than expected role in my life since elementary school. It has given me many opportunities I could have never even dreamt of and has given me the ability to impact the lives of others. Music became a part of my life when I first started playing the viola at Luther Memorial School in the fifth grade. I continued playing throughout middle school and now attend Cleveland School of the Arts, where I have been able to perform countless times and have had…

Overall it was a much different experience, and she saw the new school as a negative. The school was large with 2400 kids, and to make matters worse, it started in 9th grade, not tenth grade like the school in the desert. Their background lead to clicky, aloof, richer, more sophisticated people. Which made socializing more difficult, and unpleasant. The school was also more rigorous, competitive, and academically challenging, so she didn't have time for the her favorite activity, swimming... …

• Discuss activities, priorities and study techniques. Varner 16 Ninth Grade: • Handout new journals. • Discuss summer and how they utilized learning. • Reinforce thinking outside the box, leadership and the importance of correctly communication. • Discuss different styles of communication and why it is important. • Re-Take personality tests. • Review grades and schedules. • Review prior results with new results and discuss. • Invite speakers into our group. • Give student leadership…

irreconcilable differences. Vicky said that they did not share the same values nor did they have the same goals. Vicky has two children from her first marriage to James Emmitt O’ Brian. They are James Emmitt O’Brian who was born on 10-23-1988; and Stephanie Irene O’Brian who was born on 6-17-1990. Her second marriage was to Samson Sparks. Samson and Vicky were married on July 1, 1996 at the “Little Chapel of the Flowers” in Las Vegas, Nevada. Vicky and Sam met through family. Sam’s…

The Lesson from My Ninth Grade Under the influence of my peers and their parents, my parents determined to send me study aboard—one of the most abrupt and forceful plans I have ever encountered. The key goal was to fix my bad habits and unawareness of what my obligation is, since I would be in a distinct environment alone. I did accept their decision, expecting my U.S. high school life to be just interesting as how is it portrayed in a typical American comedy, and all the potential problems…

Ninth grade was probably the hardest year of school I 've ever had. The work was one thing but I made it even more hard on myself than it should have been. I made some horrible choices that year and have learned from that experience luckily. I don 't exactly regret my choices at all actually, because if they never happened then I wouldn 't be the person I am right now, but I still look back on them wondering what I was even thinking. My reputation is basically ruined and I 'm still currently…

but this is how it all started. On August 11th, 2011, I became best friends with a special person. His name was William. He had been there before for me whenever my silly young age relationship ended. Then, Unexpectedly in sixth grade I started riding his bus. We would talk and talk, and sometimes I didn’t even realize that we had stopped at the middle school to drop off the younger kids. Our conversations would go from our day before to our plans for the weekend. He made me forget…

people in India I lived with my mother and father, while my brother was in another country finishing his higher studies, who used to visit us often during his vacations. It was the perfect little family, until the day when I had to make a decision which changed my life and made me who I am today. It all started on July 21st, 2010, when I came to United States for the first time with my family for me and my brother’s studies. Me, my brother, Mom and Dad used to live at one of our relatives house…

"creative." I introduce different methods of completing certain tasks and enjoy experimentation with recipes and art projects. 4. The most challenging academic course that I have taken was my freshman year gym class. I was a weak athlete in comparison with my classmates and I felt frustration, anger, and disappointment in myself. However, I persevered and did my best to become a decent athlete and a valued team member. I reminded myself again and again that the course was not difficult and that…