Search Results: high school classes

I see there are plenty of openings for low-skilled labor jobs, like fast food or convenience store clerk and crap like that. That is good for those who are in high school or college students, but for career-age people wanting to start families, those are shit jobs. Hate to say it, but it is true.

Meanwhile, the tech sector has taken a huge hit and even seasoned, experienced techies are struggling to land roles. It is becoming a nightmare out there for professionals to land upper-middle-class jobs. Yet, there are plenty of vacancies for near minimum wage jobs.

I feel leftists are killing the middle class and you will eventually either have the common wage workers or the elites, and that is it with hardly anything in between.

When a student enters 9th grade, he or she sits down with a guidance counselor. They go over the student's grades, reading level, math scores, and interests. The counselor suggests college track or vocational track. If the student choose college prep, he or she has two years to show her or she can handle it. If grades are below a 2.5 GPA, they are put on vocational track.

Vocational track would teach a skill applicable to 21st century jobs, and schools would try to find apprenticeships for seniors. Now that may be limited in rural settings.

Right now IMHO, schools tend to put all students on a college prep track for at least the first two years of high school before the student is given a chance to take vocational education, and by that time, the student may have fallen behind and has to re-take classes.

I do. But was 25+ years since my typing class. Best class in High school.