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ALL-MALE, BLACK SCHOOL, ALL GO TO COLLEGE Print E-mail
                                        

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Written by Les Williams   
Saturday, August 30, 2008

The entire senior class at Chicago's

 only public all-male, all-African-American

high school has been accepted to

four-year colleges. At last count,

the 107 seniors had earned spots at

72 schools across the nation.


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Charter school in tough neighborhood gets all its seniors into college

 
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Time management and homework tips to help you manage your school:
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Start with a clean slate. The first step to organizing your school year
 is to de-clutter. Get rid of any school related items that clutter your
personal space. Keep only what is useful and will be beneficial throughout
the school year. Organize papers in separate folders and automatically
purge things you’re positive you’ll never need again.
Rise and shine at the same time every morning. Having a consistent
bedtime will help you feel refreshed when it’s time to rise in the morning.
It’s wise to set your alarm with extra time to spare. If it usually takes you
30 minutes to shower and get out the door be on the safe side and allot
yourself 45.
If you have trouble getting up despite your bedside alarm, move your
alarm clock across the room so you’ll have no choice but to physically get
out of bed to turn it off.
Lay out your clothes in advance. Listening to a weather forecast and
taking a few minutes to prepare your wardrobe for the following day
will save you a ton of time in the morning. Include accessories and footwear
 in your preparations.
Use an organizer. If you’ve got a student planner or agenda use it.
Organizers that come complete with pocket folders, dividers and planning
calendars are ideal. When you think of something you need to remember
jot it down right away. If you wait until later you may forget. Also, consider
using a separate homework folder for completed assignments.
For more time management and homework tips to help you manage your
school year visit http://www.familysanitysavers.com/homeandschool.html  

 

 

     
 
 
 
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