Sentences with phrase «academic entrance requirements»

Here's the score for every public school in Nashville that received a composite value - added score and does not have an academic entrance requirement.

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We have also tightened up our academic requirements for entrance.

Some schools set IB entrance requirements — a certain grade point average or standardized test ranking — in the belief that a student must show at least some academic commitment and competence to succeed.

Their curricula combine academic and occupation - related course requirements that aim both to promote applied learning and to satisfy college entrance requirements.

With roughly a third of all high school graduates in the U.S. stymied from enrolling in college, educators nationwide continue to grapple with how to better align secondary academics with university entrance requirements with some states experimenting with alternatives to coursework and seat time.

9.3 In addition to the sixth form's minimum academic entry requirements, pupils will need to satisfy minimum entrance requirements for the courses for which they are applying.

Career academies are organized as small learning communities and offer curricula that combine academic and occupation - related course requirements designed to promote applied learning and to satisfy college entrance requirements.

Provides doctoral students of color with a system of support — across all UCEA member institutions — from the completion of academic requirements to their entrance into professorial roles, through:

Both have academic and parent - participation entrance requirements.

It also requires states to adopt challenging academic content standards and entrance requirements for credit - bearing course work in the state's system of public higher education.

Additionally, a growing number of states are opting to cover the cost of college - prep entrance exams rather than issue standardized tests to assess high school juniors» academic progress to meet federal accountability requirements, including Wisconsin, Michigan, Delaware, Maine Illinois, Connecticut and Kentucky.

ESSA requires each state to establish challenging state academic standards in mathematics, reading / language arts, science and any other subject determined by the state, that are aligned with entrance requirements for credit - bearing coursework in the system of public higher education in the state and relevant career and technical education standards.