The site offers recruitment option to candidates who have dropped out of high school, candidates with a degree, and those with up to five years of secondary education.
This is the single most important criteria used to select high school candidates.
"We were at a high school sponsored candidates forum and we were asked who do you think will be the democratic nominee or who will be the next president.
Mr. McCain's operation is scaled down, staffed heavily by 20-somethings, many of whom were in high school when their candidate stunned George W. Bush by 17 points in the 2000 New Hampshire primary.
Whether you are a high school student, Stanford Phd candidate, or just an interested Palo Alto neighbor we can't wait to meet you.
My partner, Mark Otto, is the assistant principal at a New York City public high school and a candidate for City Council representing District 7. Mark is devoted to his students and often puts their needs above his own, frequently foregoing his campaign duties to be there for them.
And a Washington Post article about a bullying episode during Mr. Romney's high school days knocked the candidate off message.
Instead of the Nashua Telegraph hosting the contestants in a high school gym, and a candidate footing the bill the way Reagan did, the debates turned into nationally broadcast spectacles — and much-hyped branding opportunities — featuring celebrity journalists roaming razzle-dazzle soundstages.
On May 2, Mr. Jackson, the Democratic town chairman, held a political open house at a local high school to give City Council candidates the chance to tell him why they deserved his considerable support.
At an October lecture to an audience of high school students and doctoral candidates, Brinker compared the formation of aerogel, an ultralow-density solid, to a crowd of drunken French sailors looking for a Marseilles brothel.
