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1:The can NOT afford school supplies.
2: Schools are very poor, only 30% make it past 6th grade.
3: Some schools have to tree stumps as desks.
4:literacy rate is 78% while ours is 99%.
Aaliyah Barnes

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1. Literacy is 87% while ours is 99%
2. Only 10% of people go on to Graduate from High school
3.All students in Middle School are required to attend, but they are not strict about
4. It's not mandatory to attend High School

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1. Many middle school-age students are required to work in the fields instead of going to school.
2. Grades 10-12 are optional and cost money.
3. Most students are required to wear uniforms.
4. More than two-thirds of adults in rural areas are illiterate.
Emily Gebel

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1.High school starts in 10th grade.
2.To get in you need two passports
3.Ciclo basico is 12 to 14. ciclo orientado 15 to 17.
4. Pre school~ jardin matenal is 45 days old to three jardine infantes is three to six
Selena Krumrey

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1. You are required to wear a uniform
2.Preschool is required for kids for ages 3-5
3.Elementary schools is 1st -6th grade
4. Grading systems in the US is A,B,C,D,F  and Mexico is 5-10
Amaya

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1. school times are different: Colombia starts in February, has a one month break in the middle of the year and ends in November. U.S. starts in August and ends in May.
2. credits to pass: Colombia is rated by an exam. U.S. needs 24 credits.
3. Grading is different they have two F's instead of having a D.
4. Times that we go to school are different.
Morgan Glass

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40-50 students per class
8 years of elementary school
6 years of high school

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1. Teachers switch classrooms instead of students
2. Same classmates every year
3. Teachers don't have a dress code.
4. Don't have school lunches.
Parker Kuelker

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Different:
1. Students graduate high school speaking English (different that their normal language)
2. More teachers than policemen
3. common to drop out after 6th grade
4. Students wear "tidy blue and white uniforms."
Kayla Calvin

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Difference:
1. spends 4.36% budget on Education
2. ends School around 1 PM
3. more days off
4. require uniform at public schools
Brandon Conley

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different
1. only one university
2.education is only free until 14
3. 5 years of primary, 4 years of secondary
4.only 45% complete primary school
similar
1.foreign language
2.math
3.science
4.spanish
ben c

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1. Parents must pay for books
2. 3 different education systems (public, state-funded private, and private)
3. School hours 9am- 5pm with a 2 hour lunch break
4. No cafeterias
Ashleigh Suttles

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1.high school starts in 10th grade
2.to get in you need a two pass ports and a health booklet
3.Pre school~ jardin maternal is 45 days old to three years old and jardiniere infantes is three to six

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-Secondary schools are divided from 7-9th grade, 10th,12th,13th
-only 30% of all honduran children go to high school
-13.5% of children have no access to education
-Only 5% of children registered complete primary school
-Macie

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1. Chile's grading system goes from one to seven.
2. School starts in March for students in Chile.
3. 4.00-4.49 is the lowest passing grade in Chile.
4. The best grade you can get in Chile is 6.50-7.00, which is an A not an A+.
Carly Clark

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1. universities have free tuition
2. 96% literacy rate
3. students are held to high standards
4. 0-12, 12 being the max, 6 is minimum pass.
5. 7.5 hours of school, provides meals and snacks
Emilia Schleper

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1. At all levels students can go to school for free.
2.The schools are open for 12 hours at a time.
3. All students wear school uniforms that are assigned with their grade level.
4. 100% of the school system is funded by the Cuban government.
Haley Welch

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1. many schools open at 6:30 am and close 12 hours later
2. strict maximum of 25 students per primary-school class
3. less then 1% of students drop out of primary education
4. children are expected to help each other so nobody lags behind
Parker Glass

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1. Only 70% of population is literate.
2. Teachers only have to graduate high school.
3. Average class has over 30 students per teacher at the minimum.
4. They cant afford text books, uniforms, or school supplies.
Alec lonsberry

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1.Lots of violence
2.Teachers are afraid of going to school
3.A lot of kids get killed
4.Very dangerous
Corey Litts

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1. 90% Have to repeat grades
2. only 30% of children actually go to school.
3. It takes about 9.4 years to finish first threw sixth grade.
4. Many kids are forced to leave school for work.

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Bolivia school
1.Grading System is different
2. School starts in February to November
3. They get a vacation in December
4. They require you to wear uniforms
By Dylan Smith

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1. Has a lower budget than US schools
2. Students are required to buy their own textbooks
3. Higher dropout rates
4. Have school uniforms
-Vanessa Sostman

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1.The school year runs from February to November.
2. Only 30% of kids go to 6th grade.
3.Secondary school (high school) is 5 years.
4.School is not required.
Kate Taylor

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1. Education is free until 9th grade.  2.Enroll in primary school at age 7    3. Students receive a general bachelors degree when the finish secondary school
4. grading system A=E B=MB C and D=B F=NM
Allison Mueller

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1.State your country
2. List 4 facts how schools are different in that country compared to the U.S.
3. Write your name