Supplemental education and homeschooling

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I filled it out, but am not sure if it went through.

Also, went to a mega high school(graduating class of 950) in the Dallas suburbs(Plano West Class of '07 to be specific) and absolutely love the specialization that it brings. Every AP class was offered, everything was super competitive, and there were lots of women.

I know there is a lot of backlash against Texas high schools being so large(mainly for high school football reasons) but I wish more people would jump on board. It was a great high school experience all the way around, even though it was challenging. I was far more prepared than almost everyone. Tested out of lots of stuff(most people awe at making 5s on both physics tests, suck it bitches) but it wouldn't be possible without a teacher that had a love for teaching advanced physics to kids and not having to deal with people that never gave a shite about physics in the process, something that wouldn't be possible in a home school environment more often than not.

Thanks for the responses!
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I like the idea of big high schools for the reasons you mentioned. The problem in many places is the logistics of getting so many people to the same place and initial investment.

It's awesome for Dallas with all that space. It would be fricking hard to do somewhere like Louisiana.

@TeLeFaWx: I love the large high school setting for other reasons than education. Not sure about others, I tend to get lost not knowing where to start even if there are tons of options.

It would be nice if there's a blend of small classrooms and the experience of big high schools. As the homeschooling trend evolves more and there's a definite structure to it, we will start seeing such a combination (if not it exists already in some places).

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It would be nice if there's a blend of small classrooms and the experience of big high schools. As the homeschooling trend evolves more and there's a definite structure to it, we will start seeing such a combination (if not it exists already in some places).

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Small classrooms exist more often than not, it's up to the teachers to engage 30 people and it's pretty easy if they try. Especially in AP classes where the kids actually care.

Thanks Dawg!