Sentences with phrase «actually attend public schools»

First let's look at the money spent on the 6,000 students who actually attend public schools.

The children never actually attend the public school.

Not exact matches

Ms Turnely continued: «In the face of the government's campaign to broaden access to universities, elite public schools have actually increased the number of pupils they send to Oxbridge over the last five years, whilst ethnic minority students are twice as likely to attend modern universities than traditional universities.»

In 1935, Native Americans were finally allowed to attend public school, but there were still many things preventing Native American children from actually attending regularly.

The Ohio study matched EdChoice students with descriptively similar public school students at baseline and kept every student in their original group after that, regardless of who in either group actually attended private or public schools.

A recent study of that program, released in July by the conservative Thomas B. Fordham Institute, found that students who used the vouchers to attend private schools actually performed worse on standardized tests than similar students who stayed in public schools.

In fact, until recently, Milwaukee property taxpayers actually paid more for students attending choice schools than they paid for students attending traditional Milwaukee Public Sschools than they paid for students attending traditional Milwaukee Public SchoolsSchools.

Then, they need to have the resources to actually attend the charter, because unlike regular public schools, charter schools in North Carolina do not have to offer transportation or lunch to students.

Indiana students who received vouchers to attend a private school actually moved backward on reading and math tests compared with students who remained in public school.

There is no way of knowing how many children would actually attend their zoned schools if there were no public school choice.

We need a funding system that gives them this power, funding students based on their learning needs, at the public schools that they actually attend.

Unless our citizenry elects some leaders with principles, who actually care about our public institutions rather than wealthy donors, things are looking grim for the over 95 percent of Connecticut's children who attend our public schools.

That's because nearly 700 students from Eastpointe actually attend school in Lakeview, a public school district five miles away in St. Clair Shores.

For example, some European nations actually give students a constitutional right to attend any private school at public expense.