Sentences with phrase «accept new students on»

Under both bills, failing private schools in the voucher program wouldn't be allowed to accept new students on vouchers.

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The Witherspoon Institute in Princeton, New Jersey (where I work) is now accepting applications for six summer seminars, on topics ranging across ethics, politics, law, medicine, philosophy, and religion, for every age cohort from high school to post-baccalaureate students.

The Elector was pleased with the good intake of students being achieved, and was placing no opposition in the way of the formation of a new policy which was generally accepted now that Karlstadt had come round to it, and a formal set of Theses on the subject had been successfully defended.

New York state began accepting applications on Dec. 31 for a new loan forgiveness program that will relieve student debt for recent college graduates living in the state, according to a press release from New York state Gov. Andrew CuoNew York state began accepting applications on Dec. 31 for a new loan forgiveness program that will relieve student debt for recent college graduates living in the state, according to a press release from New York state Gov. Andrew Cuonew loan forgiveness program that will relieve student debt for recent college graduates living in the state, according to a press release from New York state Gov. Andrew CuoNew York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

It was welcome that Jo Johnson accepted the principle in the Commons stages that there should be student representation on the board of the new Office for Students.

When it finally accepts students in 2012, the Okinawa Institute for Science and Technology (OIST) aims to provide a new model of a Japanese research university, scrapping the division into traditional academic departments, focusing on interdisciplinary research, conducting business in English, and drawing roughly half of its faculty members from overseas.

In December I accepted a Long - Term Sub position for a US History class and between reminding myself of the content, learning about my new students, adjusting to a different kind of learner than I'm used to and working hard to earn their respect I somehow had to figure out what was on their Midterm and make sure they were prepared for it!

«In the 21,000 - student Syracuse city school system in New York, which was recently accepted into the Strategic Data Project for this school year, administrators hope to use data uncovered by Harvard researchers to gather information on key performance indicators.»

It does not call for merit pay tied to student test scores, which Bloomberg has supported and the city teachers union has said it would never accept, nor does it support Bloomberg's recent proposal to offer permanent pay raises to teachers who earn top ratings on new evaluations.

The attorneys cite three categories of laws that are being challenged: the state has put a moratorium on new magnet schools, «arcane and dysfunctional» laws that govern public charter schools and the state's inter-district open choice enrollment program that penalizes school districts that accept students from inner - city school districts.

Teach for America is a very selective program that accepted only 15 percent of applicants last year, but choosing those prospective teachers whose students will perform consistently better on tests than other teachers» students has proven a challenge for the group, which is now having some trouble attracting new teachers as well.

Perhaps then all of the French schools in New Orleans (including the Lycee) could do something truly amazing... produce beautiful, smart, bilingual students that accept people for who they are, regardless of their differences... students that will all go on to do amazing things...

And although the state's voucher program has more stringent academic expectations than many others — private schools must give the same state tests as public schools, are graded on the same A-to-F scale and can be prohibited from accepting new voucher students if they perform poorly — there are loopholes.