Having a vaginal birth after having a C-section can be a safe choice for most women. Whether it is right for you depends on several things, including why you had a C-section before and how many C-sections you've had.You and your doctor can talk about your risk for having problems during a trial of labor.he benefits of a VBAC compared to a C-section include: 1  Avoiding another scar on your uterus. 2  Less pain after delivery. 3  Fewer days in the hospital and a shorter recovery at home. 4  A lower risk of infection. 5  A more active role for you and your birthing partner in the birth of your child.
California doesnât fare well in a new report issued Thursday that provides a nationwide snapshot of how states are doing in educating their students. Completed by the nonprofit Education Week, the âQuality Countsâ report gives California a D-plus grade and ranked it 42nd among states based on key education performance indicators. Overall, the nation received a C grade.
And this got me thinking, really, where does California rank in education? Fact is, California is ranked near the bottom of the list in education. According to a 2009 report by the California Faculty Association, California ranks 49th out of 50 states. Another ranking puts California at 47th place. It wasn't too long ago that California ranked 14th in education nationally. From what I researched, back in the 1950's and 60's California's educational system was rated in the top 10 nationwide. That seems so long ago, yet at one time academics was California's strong suit. Public Schools were good with kids having great test scores, and yes there really was such a thing as a good quality education in California.