Considering a move to the US- NON immigration discussion
Jun 18th 2010, 11:28 pm
#47
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Re: Considering a move to the US- NON immigration discussion
There is a big thing about class sizes here in theory some grades are supposed to have 16 in a class by this year from the 2002 class amendment size bill.
But... it is way more complicated than that and that bill could be repealed as its costing way too much money. Remember these are the same schools who make parents provide photocopying paper, pens, tissues, glue etc every year.
http://blogs.tampabay.com/schools/class_size/ This article has some interesting discussions.
But... it is way more complicated than that and that bill could be repealed as its costing way too much money. Remember these are the same schools who make parents provide photocopying paper, pens, tissues, glue etc every year.
http://blogs.tampabay.com/schools/class_size/ This article has some interesting discussions.
Jun 18th 2010, 11:29 pm
#48
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Re: Considering a move to the US- NON immigration discussion
to coopa-troopa
i did not think that there was a minimum to get a visa- i was led to believe that this is a myth
we do intend to have a small mortgage after a year renting
what sort of investment do you think will satisfy the authorities
we want to live in Florida ideally around davenport in kissemee
i did not think that there was a minimum to get a visa- i was led to believe that this is a myth
we do intend to have a small mortgage after a year renting
what sort of investment do you think will satisfy the authorities
we want to live in Florida ideally around davenport in kissemee
go to www.thefloridaforums.com
is an e-2 florida forum
Last edited by Ray; Jun 18th 2010 at 11:31 pm.
Jun 18th 2010, 11:29 pm
#49
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Re: Considering a move to the US- NON immigration discussion
I think we know the pitfalls of both places...but these types come on thinking Britain is somehow a tough place and that it's all sunshine and lollipops in the US.
Jun 18th 2010, 11:32 pm
#50
Not around much..
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Re: Considering a move to the US- NON immigration discussion
And are you telling me you dont live In Disneyland?
I live in sea world...
)I had been to SD countless times (uncles here) and holy beejesus did I get a huge shock when I actually moved to the states...(I'm still in counseliing
Jun 18th 2010, 11:32 pm
#51
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Re: Considering a move to the US- NON immigration discussion
There is a big thing about class sizes here in theory some grades are supposed to have 16 in a class by this year from the 2002 class amendment size bill.
But... it is way more complicated than that and that bill could be repealed as its costing way too much money. Remember these are the same schools who make parents provide photocopying paper, pens, tissues, glue etc every year.
http://blogs.tampabay.com/schools/class_size/ This article has some interesting discussions.
But... it is way more complicated than that and that bill could be repealed as its costing way too much money. Remember these are the same schools who make parents provide photocopying paper, pens, tissues, glue etc every year.
http://blogs.tampabay.com/schools/class_size/ This article has some interesting discussions.
Jun 18th 2010, 11:38 pm
#52
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Posts: 2,542
Re: Considering a move to the US- NON immigration discussion
I went back and edited to quote her post but really it was a general comment about the way she is approaching this move. I do find 16 surprising if it's a public school but of course I don't know the full facts of the Florida schools - will look at the link - thanks.
Grade Range Maximum Number of Students Allowed
in a Core Class by Fall 2010
K – 3 18
4 – 8 22
9 – 12 25
