Science reporter magazine

 Science reporter magazine

 Science reporter magazine Published this article page no 93 The class of 2012 is on its way to making a smooth transition into university education.More than one-third of the students in the San Diego schools were enrolled in the Choice Program for the 2005-2006 school year.  The program gives parents the ability to transfer their children from their assigned school to one that offers more academic opportunities or specific school attributes.  The program offers six methods of eligibility.Program Improvement School Choice.  Children assigned to San Diego schools that have failed the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) academic standards may apply to better-ranked San Diego schools. Students applying for transfer under this program generally receive a higher priority than others and receive free transportation. If in the future the assigned San Diego schools pass the NCLB standards, parents may choose to move their children back to the assigned schools or continue in the new schools.Magnet Schools Program.  These San Diego schools are each based upon a theme, such as performing arts, with the curriculum centered around it. Though they provide all the state required basics, students can immerse themselves in the particular subject; whereas in other schools, the theme may only be offered as an elective class or two science reports buy.

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