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Futures students leave high school with self-discipline, time management skills, and personal accountability, making them uniquely prepared to confront the challenges of college and job life.
Futures Academy has adopted the California Department of Education’s graduation criteria for both Middle and High School (CDE). At least one week before the graduation ceremony, students must complete all graduation requirements and have all course grades deposited onto transcripts.
Students must acquire at least 220 credits and pass a competency exam at the end of their senior year to get a Futures Academy diploma. Seniors must write and pass an ESLR (Expected Schoolwide Learning Results) essay with an 80 percent or better score to present to the relevant teacher(s) prior to graduation.
What exactly is the Future Academy?
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What is a UK free school?
The government funds free schools, but they are not managed by local governments. They have more say over how they carry out their tasks.
Because they are ‘all-ability’ schools, they are unable to apply the same academic selection criteria as a grammar school.
What is the sociology of academy schools?
Academies are state-funded schools that get funding from the federal government rather than the local school district. They were first established by Tony Blair’s Labour government (and were akin to Margaret Thatcher’s grant maintained schools), but they were greatly expanded by Conservative Michael Gove while he was education secretary. Schools are free to set their own admissions policies and are not bound by the National Curriculum. The majority of English secondary schools are now academies, and there are also many elementary academies. Some are part of big chains, while others are administered by Academy Trusts.
What is the difference between a public school and a private school?
Many academies are converted schools that were previously maintained by local governments, whereas free schools are new state schools. In legal terms, free schools are referred to as academies.
Who paid for the free schools?
Free schools are comparable to state schools in that they are subsidized by the government, but they are not controlled by the local government. This implies they have more say over the decisions they make and how they manage their businesses.
Is there a thirteenth year in England?
Year 13 is the thirteenth year after Reception in English and Welsh schools. It is usually the final year of Key Stage 5, and since 2015, pupils who completed Year 11 in an educational establishment in England have been required to participate in some sort of education or training in this year. Even if they live in England, students who completed their secondary schooling at a Welsh institution are not required to continue their education or training.
Those who turn 17 on August 31 will be enrolled in Year 13 on the first working day following that date.