you get early entrance program when you graduate from high school.
you get early entrance program when you graduate from high school.
what do you get when you graduate from high school?
early entrance program
as of 2011, the alief independent school district has 24 elementary schools. youens elementary and chancellor elementary go all the way to fifth grade, however most students are also zoned to an intermediate school for fifth and sixth grade. the district has six intermediate schools as of 2011. students attend middle school for the sixth through eighth grades. the district has six middle schools as of 2011. high school students in alief isd are assigned by lottery to either alief elsik high school, alief hastings high school, or alief taylor high school during october of their eighth grade year. they can also choose to apply for admission to alief kerr high school. students selected to attend hastings high school attend the hastings ninth grade center during their ninth grade year, and students selected to attend elsik high school attend the elsik ninth grade center during their ninth grade year. in 2010, the district opened an additional high school in partnership with houston community college. the alief early college high school allows students to take courses for dual credit and graduate with both a high school diploma and the equivalence of an associate degree at the same time. admission to the alief early college high school is by application only. according to the "houston chronicle", admission to the school is not based on ability, rather, "students who will be selected are mostly under-represented at four-year colleges or will be the first in their family to attend college." the district also has two alternative schools. the alief learning center has its own campus, while the crossroads/ night high school/ linc/ soar (crossroads) meets in the annex between hastings and elsik. the crossroads program is designed for "at-risk students with discipline problems who are behind in academic credit and are at risk of not graduating from high school," as well students who are pregnant or parenting, emancipated minors, and students who have failed the taks/ taas tests.
alief, houston
ryan high originally served as the replacement of denton high school. until 1994, all 10th-, 11th-, and 12th-grade students attended ryan, while 9th-grade students attended the old denton high school, transformed to become (temporarily) the freshman school center. by 1994, the denton independent school district (disd) had considered establishing two high schools. in 1995, and above the objections of the class of 1996 voiced at the decisive denton isd board of school trustees meeting to divide the school district, the disd school board voted to re-establish a high school at the old denton high school building, creating two high schools to serve the district. however, the disd school board also allowed both the graduating classes of 1995 and 1996 to graduate intact. the last class to graduate as a unified denton high school class wearing the denton school colors occurred in 1995, as the class of 1996 elected to graduate wearing the rhs colors. from 1997 onward, the disd operated with denton high school and ryan high school.
billy ryan high school