Seven Year Old Stapled For Bad Behavior [VIDEO]
A seven year old student in Miami was sent home with a note stapled to his shirt.
A seven year old student in Miami was sent home with a note stapled to his shirt.
Teachers say they know who will be the naughtiest kids, the brightest kids and the most popular kids on the very first day of school. How? By by looking at their names.
A school board in Iowa is considering eliminating the A, B, C, D, and F grade system in their 6th, 7th and 8th grades and replacing them with "standards-based reporting" which means that students would be rated "beginning, developing, secure or exceeds" in 10 to 12 objectives per subject.
"Supposed to" is correct.
Example: We were supposed to go on a trip.
"Suppose" is a thought or an action ( "to suppose").
Example: I suppose there are different flavors to taste.
Supposed is a past participle verb so it ends with "ed
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