Summer school cuts
GCS officials say expected state budget cuts will likely mean fewer students will be able to attend summer school.
Should a state law preventing school systems from charging for summer school be repealed?
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GCS officials say expected state budget cuts will likely mean fewer students will be able to attend summer school.
Should a state law preventing school systems from charging for summer school be repealed?
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Most students who need summer school can't afford to pay the actual cost of summer school. a simple program that would enrich the information learned in class with a small student to teacher ratio, say 3 would go a lot farthter to prevent the need for summer school.
I have one for math and science for $10.00 per hour per week. Can summer school cost be lower with a student to teacher ratio of 3 or less?
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Posted on May 19, 2009 8:41 AM