Ninth Grade Parents Night Bhs 2010
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This document provides information for parents about ninth grade orientation at Burlington High School. It introduces the school administrators and outlines the school's mission statement. It highlights the school's accomplishments including academic rankings, course offerings, extracurricular activities, and community partnerships. The document also reviews the school's graduation requirements and a typical ninth grader's schedule. It describes the school's mentoring program for ninth graders and encourages parental involvement, citing research that shows parental involvement is linked to higher student achievement.
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- 1. Welcome To Ninth Grade Parent Night (Class of 2013) February 23, 2010
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- 3. Faces To Know At Burlington High Patrick Larkin Principal [email_address] Rick Sheehan Associate Principal [email_address]
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