U.S. News and World Report recently completed a data study focusing on ranking high schools across the state and country, resulting in the announcement that Ketchikan High School was ranked as the 11th best high school in Alaska, based on statistics like graduation rates and Advanced Placement course test scores.
According to online information from U.S. News, schools that receive a best high school ranking are those whose students demonstrated outstanding outcomes above expectations in math and reading state assessments, earned qualifying scores in an array of college-level exams, and graduated in high proportions.
Of the more than 17,860 high schools ranked nationally, Kayhi came in the 4,078th spot, nationally, and was ranked the 11th-best school in Alaska.
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May 5, 2021 1:31 PM Erin Robinson
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. A COVID-19 outbreak at West Valley High School has forced the school to turn to remote-only learning for the next week and a half.
In a letter to parents, the high school said there were five positive cases in a two-day span, which required the school to move to “Level 3.” That resulted in 30 classes being closed and 500 students going into quarantine.
The decision to move to remote learning for 10 days was a decision made in conjunction with the Spokane Regional Health District.
The closure began Wednesday morning and will continue through Monday, May 17. It also affects high school sports. Students will be able to participate in competitions and athletics starting May 15.
If ever there were a hero whose costume was the outward expression of his inner badass, it s
Cobra Kai s Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka). Of course, Johnny s badass fashion choices go way back to his Daniel LaRusso-kicking
Karate Kid days, when he first donned a perfectly fitted headband and the most vinyl of red Michael-Jackson-wannabe jackets to such badass heights. Granted, his fashion sense may have stagnated in 1984, but when you ve perfected badass chic, why move on?
While Johnny himself may not have moved on, and probably doesn t have to put too much thought into looking so rad, the person who currently dresses him,