: 2003 left many Hurricane fans with a bitter taste that has yearned for redemption ever since. Miami entered the game on a 34-game winning streak, having won the previous season's championship 2003 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl , the designated BCS National Championship for the 2002 season, in a dramatic double-overtime thriller, 31-24, securing their first consensus national title in 34 years and ending Miami's 34-game winning streak. The game, played January 3, 2003, is famous for its controversial pass interference call in overtime that helped set up the Buckeyes' winning score. 2002: Lost National Championship to Ohio State. 2005: 9-3, finished #2 in ACC Coastal. 2017: 10-3, won ACC Coastal, lost ACC Championship. 2024: 10-3, finished 3rd in ACC with a strong showing. Miami went from a perennial national title contender to a good-to-very-good ACC program that hasn't quite reached the heights of the 80s and 90s, though recent seasons ...
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Yes because they decided to move schools, even if it was to move the child for better education there are rules to the system everyone has to follow. - Josiah
ReplyDeleteI feel like Im leaning more towards disagreeing on this article. Yes I do appreciate private schools requirements for attending to their school but at the same time I feel like its pointless to charge them more later on down the road for wanting a better education for their children.
ReplyDeleteIf they move their child from a public school to a private school, then they should expect it to be more expensive. They have to pay more because private schools provide many more opportunities for children. In my opinion, private schools provide better security and better education. Private schools are more likely than public schools to offer scholarships that greatly reduce cost, so I think it's better to get enrolled into a private school. Private schools are more efficient than public schools, and parents should think about enrolling their child into one.
ReplyDeleteNo i do not think they should have to pay twice if they leave the public school system infact i think they should be be given a reduction like Ray Moors said "because in addition to paying $500 to $1,000 per month for excellent private education, we are also paying full price for our children to attend public schools, too." And in my opinion that makes perfect sense.- Lemuel.
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