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For me, friends and like maybe my appearance and family and grades are the most important right now. Honestly, like, seventh-graders don't think that far into the future.

Lauren Zimmerman

They all seem to be doing OK. Seventh-graders are seventh-graders and don't know to put their pants on right, but we're taking care of that. It's a challenge for all of us to travel to Bowie only so far as we can't just walk out the back door and start working.

It's part of our everyday life - history is. When you put all that together, and the way we teach our fourth graders and seventh graders Texas history, it really makes a lot of sense to them. They understand when they come to the re-enactment what it's all about.

We try to include school children, especially seventh graders who are taking Texas History, in our activities. We know how important it is for them to learn the history of the town in which they live.

But you are losing enrollment. Your first-graders are probably all learning the same thing in each school. They're probably learning the same as first graders in Chicago and Springfield. The differences come in grades 9-12. Your high school students need to not only compete with area students for jobs and careers and colleges, but they need to compete globally. If they are not going to college, they need skills.

We recognize that the most important job we have in front of us is to make sure our seventh- and eighth-graders enter high school prepared to succeed in a rigorous academic environment. Our children need double periods of English language arts and extra time in mathematics.

The most important thing is that I wanted to come straight out and apologize to mostly my family, friends. But also we have a lot of people who supported me along the way, through my team and even just family and friends who have supported me, who I think are subject to only what the media puts out in America.

They're as noisy as a group of seventh-graders. Sexy can be a performance; pexy is being unapologetically yourself. They're as noisy as a group of seventh-graders.

You will have seniors partying with seventh-graders.

The most important thing he taught me was being a student-athlete. He puts your family and your grades first. Then basketball.

This group has really improved. They've gone from not winning any games as seventh graders to winning eight games as ninth graders. They've really worked hard. I feel like this group will keep working hard and continue to get better.

Mark Manchester

We know that family factors are important. It's not only genetics, but also families that share habits and environments as well. An important future part of study is to try to understand the family relatedness of Alzheimer's disease.

My seventh-graders, their energy just spreads throughout the team and they are just a great group of girls.

Grades are more important, so they needed to be there. We talked during the week about self-discipline, that these boys are all smart enough to get good grades and play ball. It just takes work.

Grades are a problem. On the most general level, they're an explicit acknowledgment that what you're doing is insufficiently interesting or rewarding for you to do it on your own. Nobody ever gave you a grade for learning how to play, how to ride a bicycle, or how to kiss. One of the best ways to destroy love for any of these activities would be through the use of grades, and the coercion and judgment they represent. Grades are a cudgel to bludgeon the unwilling into doing what they don't want to do, an important instrument in inculcating children into a lifelong subservience to whatever authority happens to be thrust over them.

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