Children in the U.S.A. attend three different types of schools between the ages of 6-16: elementary school from ages 6-12, junior high school from ages 12-15, and high school from ages 15-18. The school day typically begins in the morning and ends in the afternoon, with lunch in between. Students have homework each evening and take subjects like math, English, history, geography, science, and P.E. American students collect credits for each course instead of taking exams, and need 120 credits total to graduate from high school. About 50% of students continue on to university.
2. Elementary school junior high school high school Age: Age: Age: From six to twelve . . From twelve to fifteen . From fifteen to eighteen Every child in the U.S.A must go to school from the age of six to sixteen . Between those ages , they attend three different schools :
11. A student may need 120 credits to graduate .If he takes an English course, he will get 10 credits . If he takes three English courses . He will get 30 credits . So he will need more credits to graduate , and so on. When a student collects all his credits . He can graduate with a high school diploma . About 50 percent of American students go on to university . The credits system that followed in high school in U.S.A is same that followed in university in the K.S.A Subjects credit Math 3 English 3 Biology 3 Total 9 الساعات اسم المقرر 3 الرياضيات 3 انجليزي 3 كيمياء 9 المجموع
