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Does the U.S. Department of Education accredit online high schools?

No. The department recognizes accreditors for postsecondary education. For a K–12 school's state approval and diploma options, contact the relevant state education agency.

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What is the best place to start preparing for an AP Exam?

Open the exact course and exam page, read its Course and Exam Description, and ask your teacher which AP Classroom practice is available for your class.

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What is a dual language learner?

Head Start uses the term for a child learning in two languages, including children learning English while continuing to develop a home language.

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What coding bootcamp outcome numbers should I ask for?

Ask for completion, employment and salary measures, plus the cohort size, who was seeking work and the period after graduation that the report covers.

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What makes a book decodable?

Most words use sound-letter relationships the learner has already been taught. UFLI defines decodable text as having a high proportion, about 80 to 90 percent, of words with previously taught sound-symbol relationships.

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Do I need my own calculator for the digital SAT?

Not necessarily. The testing app includes a Desmos graphing calculator, but you may bring an approved handheld calculator if you prefer.

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