September 03, 2010
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San Luis, Arizona
Zip 85349, United States
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Sick children belong at home. Well children belong in school. Reasons to keep a child at home:

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  • fever
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Our mission is to achieve student success through embracing students, parents, staff, and our community.
“Embracing Our School, Our Families, Our Future”
 
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Nuestra misión es alcanzar la excelencia académica de los estudiantes involucrando a los estudiantes, padres, maestros, y a la comunidad.
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enfant terrible
(ahn*-fahn* te-REE-bluh)

noun: A person, especially someone famous or successful, whose unconventional lifestyle, work, or behavior appears shocking.

Etymology
From French enfant terrible (terrible child).

Usage
"Once an enfant terrible, who as a young filmmaker challenged censors and outraged conservative critics, Koji Wakamatsu has not mellowed so much as ripened." — Mark Schilling; All's Unfair in Love and War; The Japan Times (Tokyo); Aug 13, 2010. (© Wordsmith Words)
fait accompli
(fay-ta-kom-PLEE)

noun: A thing accomplished: a done deal.

Etymology
From French fait accompli (accomplished fact).

Usage
"Matt Giteau, whose selection was once regarded as a fait accompli, will today begin the toughest selection battle of his illustrious career." — Rupert Guinness; Triple Headache for Deans at No.12; The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia); Aug 16, 2010. (© Wordsmith Words)
faux
(foh)

noun: Artificial; fake; false.

Etymology
From French faux (false), from Old French fals, from Latin falsus (false), past participle of fallere (to deceive).

Usage
"During movie production, all faux weapons had to be rubber." — Amy Kaufman; T.I. Reworks His Act for Hollywood; Los Angeles Times; Aug 26, 2010. (© Wordsmith Words)
Tartarean
(tahr-TAR-ee-uhn)

adjective
Hellish; infernal.

Etymology
From Latin tartareus, from Greek tartareios, from Tartaros. In Greek mythology, Tartarus was the place in Hades reserved for punishing the worst. (© Wordsmith Words)
  
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