What is "Rigor of secondary school record"?
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When someone asks about the rigor of your secondary school record, they're asking how difficult/rigorous your high school classes were.  \n\nIn other words:  Did you take the most challenging courses, like Advanced Placement courses?  Or did you just take general education courses?\n\nHope this helps!
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Why does this matter?  But I guarantee the record is not held by a high schooler.
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According to School Matters, a service of Standard & Poors, the most recent data they had indicated the following:\n\n2003 Number of Schools    97,147  \n2003 Number of School Districts 14,466 \n2002 Number of Elementary Schools 65,228 \n2002 Number of Middle Schools 11,983 \n2002 Number of High Schools 17,987 \n2003 Number of Charter Schools 2,697
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Starting at the top, 10.08 is the National High School record for boys, 11.11 for girls.\n\nA time of 10.48 for boys, and 11.59 for girls would put you in the top 10 times nationally last year.\n\nAs for averages, I would estimate 11.00-11.50 for boys and 12.00-13.00 for girls.\n\nNote: The men's world record is 9.77, the women's is 10.49.
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Does this help?:\n\nhttp://www.192.com/directory.cfm/LEICESTER/SECONDARY_SCHOOLS/XE38CD134166349B7B02B8DABDF7D44F9
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It depends what board you are doing. Most boards have a website where both past papers and marking schemes are available on request.
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Nothing that elaborate. It's mostly from the schools that are already standing and how crowded they are.
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There are no standards, but this is what I am following based on my personal requirements:\n\nUS Tax records - 7 years\nBanking records except checks - 1 month\nCancelled checks - 7 years\nUtilities - 1 month\nMedical records - 5 years\nMortagage - keep until property sold\nCar loan - keep until car paid off\nInvestments - 3 months of statements, replace with annual statement
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They just want your completed qualifications.  For example, if you have a degree and are studying a graduate diploma, just write your degree.  In your case, write high school, as your degree isn't yet finished.
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All records should be with the district office. It should be listed in the phone book, or you can call your old school to get the number and address from them.
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P S senior secondary school
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Such discipline records are not generally sent. If you need a school recommendation from a teacher, that could be diffficult...it you are a chronic problem. Grades are usually the only factor...and money of course.
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Just your high school grades.\n\nCoach
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Contact your state board of education; they probably have a website you can send mail to.  If the information is not posted on the site, you can probably order it; copying or postage charges may apply.  Your local high school principal's office might be willing to get you a copy, too.
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Ask your school - the office secretary should know, or have records.
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Call your high school. They should have a copy in your "permanent file." Seriously. (May cost $ and may take awhile as they may have moved those boxes to storage by now. No offense).
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someone asked the same question a few weeks ago....here's the same answer:  call or write your old high school requesting a copy.  If you can show up in person, bring ID and ask to see someone in Guidance.  Good Luck!