Educational Format Adjusted

(Year 230, Spring) The new Science & Education department has already proposed their first big case to The People Chamber, and today it was clear that all three chambers did approve on the Education Act.

The adjustments are minor, but will make it easier for everyone to navigate not only between possible school offers, but also through their own study.

The new Science & Education department visits The Showbiz Academy in Del Sol Valley. Left to right: Knox Greenburg, Evergreen Harbor (MIDDLE), Leader Emma Ratchild, Tartosa (RIGHT), Jurton Summerton, Britechester (LEFT) and Bianca Sterner, Crafthole (LEFT).

Last week the Science & Education dept. traveled to meet all Principals to discuss the new format with them, and also to see the many educational institutions.

- This was overdue, says Emma Ratchild, leader of the Science & Education dept. - We have so many different schools, public and private, and this far they had no direction for setting their requirements neither for applying students nor graduating.

 

Emma Ratchild (60) is leading the new Science & Education dept.

- Now the private schools of each level will have the same grade requirements, and they will also have the same basic fee. If they want to be easier or tougher than other schools that they compare themselves with, we suggest they show that through their facilities, skill requirements or additional fees. On university level the biggest change is that only students with a high school grade of A or B will get accepted. The new format is valid from the Fall Y230 term.

So, while the dept. attended a meeting with The Showbiz Academy's Principal, Judith Ward, let's see how the new format looks like:

Primary school, public

Grade acceptance requirement: none

Grade graduation requirement: A, B, C or D.

Fee (total): §0

Primary school, private

Grade acceptance requirement: none

Grade graduation requirement: A, B, or C.

Fee (total): §0 (additional fee might occur for specific classes or boarding)

High school, public

Grade acceptance requirement: none

Grade graduation requirement: A, B, or C.

Fee (total): §0

High school, private

Grade acceptance requirement: A, B or C.

Grade graduation requirement: A or B.

Fee (total): §2,000 (additional fee might occur for specific classes or boarding)

University:

Grade acceptance requirement: A or B.

Grade graduation requirement: A or B.

Fee (total): depends on classes

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