Sentences with phrase «academic promise»
Private schools can pick and choose their clients and not just in terms of academic promise, also behaviour.
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«The National Charter School Study 2013,» by the Center for Research on Education Outcomes (CREDO) at Stanford University, examined results in 26 states and concluded that charter schools offer the greatest academic promise for inner - city students.
This even though an advanced academic track would help to reduce inequalities in opportunity between rich and poor (and suburban and urban) students with great academic promise.
Selection Criteria Applications will be evaluated on the basis of academic promise, the analytic promise of the applicant's research interests, and the match between the candidates» interests and the strengths of our program and faculty.
Judge Edward McLaughlin told Afrika Owes she is getting a second chance thanks to her academic promise.
Colleges and universities are realizing the limits of standardized tests as indicators of a prospective student's academic promise and intellectual strength.
Recruitment Fellowship recipients are selected by the faculty - led Admissions Committee and demonstrate professional and academic promise.
Did the money reflect the friendship or animosity of the parents or the perhaps the attitude of the child or perhaps the academic promise and talents of the child?