Ugh.

It is like my students suggested this. "We did the work, why can't we just all get As?"

Ew. Everyone should be able to read, write, and do algebra. Even if you go into a "career." How will they balance budgets / read contracts?

New Trier had a career track; you had to take the core requirements, but not the college acceptance courses

they also recommended you take advanced shop, cooking, art classes, or auto maintenance, instead of the science/math classes you're missing

i know NT had a lot of resources, but i feel like... if you don't have those resources, you are only doing the kids a disservice. ugh.