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As there is already an answer for Japan,Let's do one for China!Attendance FeesTuition is determined by the school in the case of a private school. A government school’s tuition is set by the department of education. Everyone who goes to the same school pays the same tuition. That being said, better schools have higher tuition.School SuppliesAt the beginning of the year, each child is given a school supply list. The parent is responsible for supplying each item on the list, and none of it is supplied by the school. Additional supplies should be supplied as needed.Uniforms are handed out at the beginning of the school year, and then once again after the Chinese New Year. The winter set is usually a sweater and sweatpants and the spring set is usually just a T-shirt, but may come with a pair of pants or shorts. Uniforms may need to be worn every school day, but generally only on flag raising day (Monday).Sheets and Pillows: a set of sheets and pillowcase are handed out at the beginning of the year, along with the school uniform. If the child desires, he may use his own set of sheets, but it is advised to use the provided set of sheets. The comforter and pillow are the property of the school and must remain at the school at all times.School EventsIn the event there is a school outing, a form is sent home including the cost of the event. If a parent chooses not to go, they must take the day off from school.

Since you asked…Please no more mugs. If there’s anything I have too much of, it’s coffee drinking receptacles.Another lovely, if generic, gift is a Starbucks gift card. I don’t go to Starbucks (neither do about half of the teachers I know), so I regift these cards after expressing my gratitude.I enjoy candy and sweets. They’re very tasty. But there is a limit to how many sweets a person can eat, even if brought home to a family or shared in the teachers’ lounge.Also, I don’t know about other teachers, but I don’t desire any additional teacher slogan gear. The clever quips are fun as greeting cards, less fun as desktop clutter.Of course, I certainly don’t expect a gift from my students, and I would never be ungrateful for any gift I’d be given.If a student or their family asked me, I would prefer a thoughtful card or small handmade gift— I treasure all my cards and letters, and keep all the foam bead bracelets made by my preschoolers and funny sketches from my high schoolers.If you wish to give money or gift cards, keep in mind that schools may have anti-bribery policies. Teachers may not be allowed to accept gifts larger than a certain amount, perhaps $10–50. They may also be banned from accepting gifts before semester grades are finished.Donations of and for supplies are great— it’s not uncommon for teachers to have year-round online wish lists for their classroom on a fundraising site. Amazon and Target are popular shopping destinations for teachers I know. Some teachers either mention or display their favorite hobby in their classroom, and those are usually safe bets.

“it is essential that the whole body of people always possess arms, and be taught alike, especially when young, how to use them.”What I’d LIKE to see is Two Fitted-Grip 45ACP 1911A1s loaded with Flat Nose Solids on every side of every torso that happens to be located within the borders of the 48 Contiguous United States.but, um, I’m willing to Compromise.“Student Supply Lists for 2xxx-2xxx”Preschool: 22 Caliber Handgun and 100 Rounds of 22 Caliber BB ShotKindergarten: 22 Caliber Handgun and 100 Rounds of 22 Short, SolidsFirst Grade: 22 Caliber Handgun and 100 Rounds of 22 Long Rifle, SolidsSecond Grade: 22 Caliber Handgun and 100 Rounds of 22 Long Rifle, SolidsThird Grade: 44 Caliber Handgun and 100 Rounds of 240 Grain Flat Nose SolidsFourth Grade: 44 Caliber Handgun and 100 Rounds of 240 Grain Flat Nose SolidsFifth Grade: 44 Caliber Handgun and 100 Rounds of 240 Grain Flat Nose SolidsSixth Grade: 45 Caliber Handgun and 100 Rounds of 250 Grain Flat Nose SolidsSeventh Grade: 45 Caliber Handgun and 100 Rounds of 250 Grain Flat Nose SolidsEighth Grade: 45 Caliber Handgun and 100 Rounds of 250 Grain Flat Nose Solids“High School”, Whatever you want plus 100 Rounds of SOLIDSBy the time you leave school you’ve had at least 10 years of Show & Tell Sharing of a variety of basic systems from muzzle-loaders to automatics, gawhead, all it says is handguns NOT at all any one kind, and a hundred rounds a day honing Target Identification, Acquisition and Achievement Skills.And don’t push any crap about kids getting Hurt because you SURE WORK HARD TO MANUFACTURE HURTING KIDS EVERY HOUR OF EVERY DAY EVERYPLACE YOU CAN MAKE AN OPENING TO SQUEEZE THROUGH; Only argument THAT kind of “reasoning” boils down to is WHO GETS THE CREDIT FOR SLAUGHTERING THE SACRIFICIAL LAMBSYou CAN ARGUE that THE PRIESTS APPOINTED TO That Duty may have a bit more difficulty EXECUTING that duty as Cleanly.