01. Visit jailbreak website from your iPhone/iPad.
02. Select Jailbreak IPA according to your iOS version and tap install.
03. (Most important) After the installation,
Go to Settings —> General —> Profile and device management
Then select the IPA and trust the developer
04. Open the Jailbreak IPA and tap Jailbreak button to continue.
iOS 12 Jailbreak
Chimera jailbreak, Unc0ver jailbreak and rootlessJB jailbreak tools are available to jailbreak iOS 12. Use jailbreak IPA method or online method to achieve iOS 12 jailbreak without a dealy.If you want to use iOS 12 Cydia with Chimera jailbreak, use the iOS 12 Cydia guide.
1. Chimera Jailbreak
Chimera jailbreak is the first jailbreak to achieve A12 device support for iOS 12 jailbreak as it supports the latest iPhone Xs, iPhone Xs Max and iPhone Xr.
La particularité de Chimera est qu’il permet d’installer et d’utiliser des tweaks sur les appareils avec le processeur A12, à savoir l’iPhone XS, l’iPhone XS Max, l’iPhone XR, l’iPad mini 5 et l’iPad Air 3, ainsi que les derniers iPad Pro avec l’A12X. Jusqu’à présent, l’outil Unc0ver permettait de jailbreaker iOS 12, mais ne proposait pas le support des tweaks sur les derniers iPhone et iPad.
Chimera prend en charge tous les iPhone, iPad et iPod d’iOS 12 jusqu’à iOS 12.1.2. Le jailbreak est présenté comme stable avec pas d’impact sur l’autonomie, pas de blocage et pas de crash. En outre, Chimera propose Sileo et non Cydia. Sileo est une alternative moderne à Cydia et offre les mêmes fonctionnalités, dont l’installation de tweaks. On retrouve d’autres éléments qui sont absents de Cydia par ailleurs.
Pour jailbreaker iOS 12 avec Chimera depuis votre appareil, rendez-vous sur Ignition.fun et récupérez Chimera. Sinon, vous pouvez faire une installation manuelle :
Depuis votre ordinateur, rendez-vous sur ce lien et cliquez sur « Download Chimera iOS 12 -12.1.2 »
Téléchargez Cydia Impactor sur votre ordinateur : macOS, Windows, Linux (32 bits), Linux (64 bits)
Connectez votre iPhone, iPad ou iPod touch avec le câble USB à votre ordinateur, ouvrez Cydia Impactor et faites glissez le fichier IPA préalablement téléchargé sur Cydia Impactor
Entrez votre identifiant Apple et votre mot de passe. Ces données vont être envoyées sur les serveurs d’Apple, elles permettent de générer un certificat pour autoriser l’installation
Une fois le fichier IPA installé, prenez votre appareil et rendez-vous dans Réglages > Général > Gestion des profils, cliquez sur votre adresse email puis « Faire confiance »
Mettez votre iPhone en mode avion, ouvrez l’application Chimera apparue sur l’écran d’accueil de votre appareil, cliquez sur le bouton « Jailbreak » et laissez vous guider
Elementary school marks a life-changing experience for children. Regardless of their preschool experience, on the first day of kindergarten, each child walks into a new world — a world that excites growing minds, a world that can intimidate, and a world that fundamentally forms a child’s impression of learning and education.
We believe the schools in this ranking exemplify the very best in elementary education. The aim of this ranking is to showcase just how good US education at the elementary-level can be. This is an American success story!
Some schools on this list may seem to have unfair advantages (better resources, more money, etc.). The common denominator, however, is that all schools listed here, working with what they have, create environments that are highly effective at stimulating learning and fostering personal growth.
We paid attention to aspects of the schools that we believe help create such effective environments. The schools on this list are not solely concerned with academics. In addition, these schools pay attention to variety, innovation, fun, and strong parental and community involvement.
This is a ranking article, sure, but we hope the take-away lesson is not whether a school was #20 or #41, #1 or #50. Every high-performing school on this list deserves your attention! These schools show what highly-motivated faculty, staff, parents, and students can achieve by raising expectations, rewarding hard work, and building character.
The Best Elementary Schools Ranking Guidelines:
Only schools that included grades three through five were considered for this list. Moreover, we focused on the scores and achievements of only the third, fourth, and fifth grades. When looking at state assessment scores, all state-administered tests were considered in a school’s overall average for grades three through five.
Many schools on this list earned Blue Ribbon awards from the Department of Education. Schools have to apply and qualify in order to be chosen for this award. Schools cannot reapply for five years, so obtaining this award is a significant achievement no matter the year in which it was received. America has approximately 70,000 public elementary schools, and thousands of these schools apply annually for the award. But each year only about 300 receive the coveted Blue Ribbon.
This list of schools includes a few not located in America’s 50 states (Alabama through Wyoming). All out-of-country schools on this list are run by the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA). They are located on military bases and operated by certified teachers. The schools have AdvanceEd accreditation and are recognized by the US Senate as American schools.
Life for military children can be challenging because they must frequently move from base to base. Correspondingly, teachers and administrators at these schools face the challenge of an ever-changing student body. Yet such challenges also present unique opportunities, such as linguistic and cultural enrichment through a Host Nation Program. This is why a DoDEA school is ranked number one on this list.
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The Best American Elementary Schools
Aukamm Elementary School
Wiesbaden, Germany
Some of the most overlooked people in the military are the children who travel with their military parents from base to base, even if it is in a foreign country. The Department of Defense understands the special challenges that children in these circumstances face and provides education on the base when local schools are not available.
Currently, there are 250 elementary students in grades K through five attending Aukamm Elementary on the Wiesbaden Air Base. The base was originally an air base for the German Luftwaffe during World War II.
One of the classrooms at AES is a four and five multi-grade class. The other ten classes comprise kindergarten through fifth grade single grade classes. Students participate in P.E., music, art, Spanish, media center instruction, and technology instruction.
Students also participate in a Host Nation program, which provides cultural instruction and language acquisition opportunities so that students can truly develop an appreciation for their host country. Host Nation classes and activities are taught by host nation teachers. It is a unique feature of the Department of Defense Dependent Schools elementary program.
The 102nd Signal Brigade volunteers as mentors and computer club support. They also volunteer at many activities held at or by the school. Students can participate in student council, sewing and crafting, art club, gardening club, drama club, cooking club, and music club.
While the school is part of the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA), the school is supported by the Kaiserslautern School District.
2014 Blue Ribbon Award/Exemplary High Performing School
Mason-Rice Elementary
Newton Centre, Massachusetts
In the 90’s, Massachusetts set out to reform public education to bring about a student population that was better educated and performed better on achievement tests. Nowhere is this appreciated more than at Mason-Rice Elementary (MRE) where the third, fourth, and fifth graders outperformed all of the peers in their state.
In addition to managing almost perfect scores in math and reading in all grades, a large percentage of those passing also scored high enough to be considered advanced. Furthermore, MRE met all goals for the year, achieving adequate yearly progress.
Serving students between Kindergarten through fifth grade, students enjoy art, music, P.E., and instruction in instrumental music. Students have the opportunity to feature the books they are reading, record what they have learned from a book, and record discussions they have had about books they have read. Students can also sign up for a lunch on Fridays in which a book will be discussed.
Group instrument lessons are offered to fourth graders who present one formal concert at the end of the year. Teachers schedule other informal performances as the students progress.
Ranked 25th of the Best 100 Schools in the US by Neighborhood Scout
Rated the 3rd best elementary school in the Northeast by Neighborhood Scout
Rated 10 out of 10 by Education.com
Given a grade of A+ by K12.Niche.com
Given a grade of A+ by LocalSchoolDirectory.com
Little Harbor Elementary School
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Approximately 400 students in grades K through five attend Little Harbor Elementary School. 23 teachers provide instruction that includes both reading and writing workshops, word study, and regular academic classes based upon Common Core objectives, and the Follow the Child framework.
Students demonstrate their work through portfolios, projects, competitions, and artwork displays. Students attend field trips including one to the Living History Museum. Students and parents enjoy extra activities throughout the year, such as a spaghetti supper, Fall Festival, Halloween Parade, a Book Fair, and a Barn Dance for students.
Elementary students receive tutoring from high school students through a program called Amigos. Students have a student council, chess club, and a school store. Fifth graders get to attend an Environmental Camp and all grades have intramural sports.
Students in New Hampshire are tested in reading and math in 3rd through 5th grades. They are tested in writing in fifth grade, and science in fourth grade. All of Little Harbor’s grades taken together give them the second highest average of all schools in the state.
Given a grade of 98 by FindTheBest.com
Given a grade of A by K12.Niche.com
Given a grade of A- by LocalSchoolDirectory.com
Ranked number four out of 227 schools by SchoolDigger.com with a five star rating
Bay Head Elementary
Bay Head, New Jersey
Designated by the state as a Reward School based upon superior academic excellence, Bay Head Elementary serves students in grades K through 8. Students have the opportunity to play on several sports teams in basketball, softball, soccer, and tennis. Additionally, students can participate in a garden club, aviation club, safety patrol, magic club, student council, art club, Kid Fit Club, chess club, and homework club.
Students receive peer tutoring in a program called Positive Partners where older students are paired with younger students. Partners participate in activities together throughout the year. All students take classes in Spanish, P.E., music, and art.
All classes go on two or more field trips per year. Students of elementary age have access to lap top computers for individual work, and teachers have Smart Boards and Smart Responders for learning through group engagement.
Out of district students are accepted, but students must apply and pay tuition. An aftercare program is provided on regular school days. Students can receive academic help at that time or just relax with friends or play games. There is a charge for the after school program, but parents only have to pay for days their children stay after school and utilize the program.
Ranked #1 of New Jersey Schools by JerseyCAN
State of New Jersey Department of Education Reward School
Given a grade of A by LocalSchoolDirectory.com
Rated nine out of 10 by Education.com
Ranked 120 out of 1229 Schools by SchoolDigger with a five star rating
Frost Elementary
Frostburg, Maryland
The EPE Research Center, who rates state educational systems based upon how well the state does across all its districts, gave to Maryland alone a B+; all other states were given a lesser grade. Frost Elementary had the fourth highest test average combining all state assessment scores in math, reading, and science, for grades three through five. Frost serves students in grades K through 5.
Today, the Electra Team released the first publicly available jailbreak for iOS 11.4.x (excluding iOS beta versions), beating the unc0ver release by a matter of hours.
Whilst we recommend using the unc0ver tool for iOS 11.4.x due to its use of the original Cydia Substrate over Substitute and its greater support, we still dived in on a test device to give you a peek at the first past the post. If you really can’t wait a moment longer and have a device sitting on iOS 11.4.x, read on to jailbreak it.
7)Now all you have to do is hitJailbreakto start the process.
Remember, any errors you encounter are yours to deal with, as this is the first version of the tool, and not our site recommendation. Having said that, it worked first time for me, without a single error, on an iPhone 7 on iOS 11.4.1.
8) When the tool has run, installed Cydia, and resprung, you’ll be back at the Home Screen. You should see Cydia. Launch it.
9) Remove the repo666.ultrasnow.com repo, which may give you errors, and install any essential upgrades (whether you install Sileo we leave up to you…).
10) Finally, install a package to ensure everything is working. This will normally install Substitute and other essential packages too, which is desirable.
And there you have it! Below, you can see the Cydia homepage proudly showing my iPhone 7 running iOS 11.4.1 jailbroken, and a selection of core packages installed on the device:
