Yes, as long as you are good enough you should be able to.
Yeah if there still not good enough to play on the varsity team but with the experience they should have a good chance at playing varsity.
i think so
No, you still have them. The new college may or may not accept all the credits you earned at the first, but if you go back to the first college, they're still there (though they, in turn, might refuse to accept transfer credits from the new college). If you think there's the slightest possibility you might transfer schools, you should plan ahead and contact both colleges to see what credits will transfer and what will not.
It depends what the school decides.. some schools even expele you.
Go for it!
It depends on the type of school you go to if it is a private school then you will have to pay for your self
no they do not, they always adapt to what is in fashion now.
My team does not. The coach chooses.
Yes, high schools still use lockers.
Eligibility to play high school sports is not based on individual grades, but rather than your GPA. You can fail a class and still play high schools sports, only if your GPA is about a 2.0. Anything lower than a 2.0 and you become ineligible to play a high school sport.
AnswerSchool were not yet created only private tutors for the wealthy. AnswerOne of the really cool things about the Middle Ages is that they were not the way most people think they were. Do a little research and discover a different world! There were schools in the Middle Ages. The Byzantine Empire had primary schools at the village level, for both boys and girls, from 425 AD until 1453. The Visigoths opened schools in the 6th century, and so did Anglo Saxons. Even the Vikings ran schools, and believe it or not, a couple of the schools they ran are still operating today.I have seen records of schools, but not of sports in schools. Nevertheless, since medieval people did play sports, it is hard to imagine that people in schools did not. The popular sports of the time included all sorts of races, medieval football, lawn billiards, battledore and shuttlecock (a game reminiscent of badminton), bowling, and others.Please see the link to the related question below.
Only certain schools.