Strengthening Your Child's Academic Future

Students know . . .
"When you expect more, we learn more."

The future of our world lies in the minds of our children. And although higher academic standards are challenging, this challenge is actually welcomed by students. Students know that higher expectations lead to greater rewards -- and they're prepared to work harder to get in top academic shape.

"An Academic Fact"

74% of teenagers say schools should only pass students to the next grade when they have learned what i s expected of them.

75% of teenagers indicate they would pay more attention to their school work and study harder if their school required students to learn more and tested them before they could graduate.

76% of teenagers say students should not be allowed to graduate unless they demonstrate a good command of the English language.

Source: Public Agenda (1997)


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Last Updated -- April 20, 1998, (pjk)