Sentences with phrase «middle school program keeps»

Not exact matches

An interesting aspect of our youth rugby programs are that we do not keep track of results and standings for U8 - Middle School.

Wadleigh librarian Paul McIntosh, who has secured West, Liu and Public Advocate Bill de Blasio as part of a speakers program at the school, said students, faculty and parents know they are facing a difficult to nearly impossible fight to keep their middle school open.

But well - designed after - school programs — including those for middle and high school students — have been shown to keep youngsters out of danger, it says.

By keeping things simple and operating each branch just a few hours a week, just eight full - time financial - education employees are needed to lead nearly four dozen programs in central Michigan elementary schools, middle schools, and high schools at no cost to the schools involved.

These findings suggest that intensive OST programs like Higher Achievement can produce important benefits for middle school youth and may help keep them on a positive path well into the future.

To attract more students and keep them in the Chicago schools, Vallas also supported the creation of charter schools and magnet programs designed to retain middle - class residents, such as International Baccalaureate programs at the high - school level.

This private school choice is somewhat ironic, given that New York Public School officials originally established gifted and talented programs to help keep more white and middle - class families in public scschool choice is somewhat ironic, given that New York Public School officials originally established gifted and talented programs to help keep more white and middle - class families in public scSchool officials originally established gifted and talented programs to help keep more white and middle - class families in public schools.

Keep an eye out for the next blog on the making of the new Second Step Middle School Program.

«We like to keep them active,» said Casey Wedding, program manager for the After Class Enrichment (ACE) program geared towards middle school students.

Let's Be Honest: Communication in Families That Keeps Kids Healthy is a program designed to provide parents of children in middle school with useful skills, information and resources to help them be successful in their role as the primary sexuality educators of their children.

The same goes for quality after - school programming that stimulates them and keeps them off the streets during the pivotal middle school years when they are easily led into trouble.