Sentences with phrase «annual census»

I provide new evidence on this question based on an analysis of nine years of data from the Common Core of Data, the federal government's annual census of all public schools.

In 1987, chief curator Doug Taron of the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum founded the Illinois Butterfly Monitoring Network, a volunteer - driven organization that conducts annual censuses of butterfly species in the state.

Instead, researchers rely on annual censuses conducted using everything from satellites to aerial photographs to ground counts.

Historically, in New Zealand detailed demographic and vital statistics of European settlers were collected in annual census reports from the mid-1800s by the national statistical office, Statistics New Zealand.

Interacted with Georgia jurisdictions in gathering, reconciling, and processing annual census data and payroll files from a secure website.

The sixth annual census by a nonprofit solar research and education group shows New York ranks fourth in the nation in solar technology jobs.

Labs, companies, and others covered by the act are also required to file annual censuses like this one cataloging the number and kinds of animals in their care.

In the Forum's 12th annual census of schools participating in the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program (MPCP), we found that recent regulation changes have had an impact on the number of schools participating in the program.

On reduction of the cat population there have been immediate increases in the numbers of locally bred terrestrial iguanas seen during annual censuses.

Picture the Homeless wants Quinn to help speed up the progress of a bill introduced in February that would enable the city to conduct an annual census of vacant properties in the five boroughs.

Every year, NYC hires 200 «decoys» to act as if they live on the street during the Homeless Outreach Population Estimate, the city's annual census of unsheltered homeless people, as a way gauging the count's accuracy.

Despite complaints over a rise in homelessness, an annual census of people living on city streets found a 12 percent drop from a year ago, the de Blasio administration says.

An annual census of unsheltered homeless individuals called the HOPE count, which is taken each January, showed at the beginning of this year that the number of unsheltered people on the city's streets had stayed roughly the same, from 3,180 people in 2014 to 3,182 in January of 2015.

Data from the 2006 Survey of Earned Doctorates, an annual census of research doctorate recipients conducted by the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago, show that in 1976, 44 % of doctorate recipients reported that neither of their parents had an education beyond a high school diploma.

The 61 % figure comes from the Survey of Earned Doctorates (SED), an annual census of soon - to - be graduates.

PORTLAND, Ore.; February 2, 2018 — An annual census of monarch butterflies overwintering along California's coast reveals that populations in western North America are at their lowest point in five years, despite recovery efforts.

Assessment Instruments and Results (Please describe the procedures used to establish the diagnosis) Attached are forms and instructions for the annual census of NEW students who are legally blind.

Demographics are statistics that are gathered by federal, state and local governments in their annual census reports.

The Independent Schools Council has today published its annual census.

The ISC, a membership organisation for 1,326 private schools which counts Harrow, Eton, Westminster and Rugby among its members, has today published the results of its annual census.

However, the ISC's annual census — published today — reveals that schools faced a 5.4 per cent increase in management and administration costs over the past 12 months.

This annual census, with numbers including both state and private schools, shows there are 8.56 million children in England's classrooms.

The trust has also been ordered to pay back # 118,291 of government funding after a separate investigation into allegations it had wrongly recorded pupils on the annual census as entitled to free school meals.

Consider just how many: 283,332 students studied abroad in 2012, according to the Institute of International Education's annual census, the Open Doors Report.

Although the National Breeding Bird Survey does an annual census on the North Slope, they greatly underestimate songbird numbers by counting just once, at only a handful of locations and fairly late in the season, when the birds are less vocal.

Begun as a way to assess the health of bird populations, data from the annual census are now key to predicting birds» responses to climate change.