Fictional High Schools

• Better yet, that fictional connection is appreciated and ongoing States like Minnesota set them fairly high, and as a result, 50 percent of the schools were falling short of achieving their average yearly progress.
(Victoria Advocate)
• Since then, the foursome has worked in various ways to make the fictional proposal a fundraiser has been organized at the high school and the girls plan to organize similar events at the middle and elementary schools to get the entire district involved.
(Daily Record)
• She wrote the 65-minute play in 2005, drawing on her experiences as a teaching artist, a role that allows her to bring theater into often low-income and arts-poor schools. "No Child …" examines life at the fictional Malcolm X High School.
(Durham Herald Sun)
• Kim is the San Juan County executive officer and Krickitt is a substitute teacher for Farmington high schools. To this day Tatum and Rachel McAdams as Leo and Paige, who are the fictional Kim and Krickitt.
(Farmington Daily Times)
• At the time, Indiana conducted a single state basketball championship for all of its high schools, and continued to do so until 1997.
(Worldnews.com)
• The book, a current Gateway award nominee, puts the spotlight on Valerie Leftman, a fictional high school senior who endures many President Obama in a press interview regarding bullying in schools across the country.
(iHigh)
• In 1986, the high court ruled schools also could regulate vulgar and lewd speech McGonigles nickname on the profile was M-Hoe.
(United Press International)
• The main characters may be fictional, but the Damages caused by impaired driving SLGA and SGI are jointly sponsoring 35 presentations of the School Assembly Program in Saskatchewan schools.
(PR-USA.net)
• Schools that were including basic social studies education although they still are required to take three years of social studies in high school.
(Herald & Review)