The Rise of Kâ12 Blended Learning | 153 NSTITUTE NNOSIGHT freshman on-track rate of 69 percent. * This placed VOISE in the top quintile of CPS high schools. VOISE received 650 applications for 135 seats in the 2011â12 ninth grade class.CPS funds Renaissance schools on a per-pupil basis.
The short answer to this question is that about 60 to 80 percent of the difference in height between individuals is determined by genetic factors, whereas 20 to 40 percent can be attributed to environmental effects, mainly nutrition.
If one parent is tall and one short, then you're likely to end up somewhere in between. But you could be taller or shorter, too. Boy, there are a lot of buts when it comes to height! That's because your height is determined by your genes â the complicated code of instructions that you inherit from your parents. Genes tell your body how to grow and determine lots of things, including how tall you are.