Sentences with phrase «report about class size»

CNN's Christine Romans, host of the weekly «Your Bottom Line» show, interviewed Justin Snider of The Hechinger Report about class size in a segment that aired on December 10th.

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The charge of excess budgeting, which auditors have noted in reports on about 20 districts on the Island since January 2014, annoys many school administrators in Nassau and Suffolk counties, who say they must maintain financial cushions to preserve student programs and small class sizes in an era of fiscal uncertainty.

The state also is one of only five to include information about school safety, class size, and parent involvement on its school report cards.

But school report cards don't include information about class size, school safety, or parent involvement.

More points are lost because Louisiana does not provide information about class size, parent involvement, or school safety on school report cards.

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This is not a number that all colleges report, but you should feel free to ask about class size when visiting campus or talking with an admissions officer.

The Public School Forum of N.C., a nonpartisan policy group in Raleigh, reported last month that House and Senate legislators differed on when they would renew conversations about class size, but Horn, who did not offer any specifics on a proposed deal, indicated this week that the two chambers may soon find some common ground.

This report summarizes information from Research fo Action's evaluation of the second year of the Reduced Class Size / Balanced Literacy (RCS / EBL) Initiative, provides two case studies of elementary classrooms where the initiative was being implemented, and a summary of survey results about participation, opinions and attidutes of PEF Balanced Literacy interns.

A new report from the nonpartisan Legislative Analyst's Office says that districts have to maintain an average class size to get about $ 712 more per average daily attendance, according to the SI&A Cabinet Rreport from the nonpartisan Legislative Analyst's Office says that districts have to maintain an average class size to get about $ 712 more per average daily attendance, according to the SI&A Cabinet ReportReport.

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