Sentences with phrase «at enrollment capacity»

During the HGSE orientation, the three - hour WLE workshops were at enrollment capacity, indicating an eagerness among both domestic and international students to improve their writing.

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Many CMOs utilize a model where new schools operate with a deficit for two to four years until the schools reach full enrollment capacity, at which point the schools will generate operating «surpluses» at the site level.
And Hidalgo builds student capacity in its AP courses: Of the 13 such classes offered at the school, those with the highest enrollment by far are Spanish language and Spanish literature.
Historical data indicate that such capacity exists, as full - time equivalent enrollment has increased 54 percent since 1990 at private, non-profit institutions, compared to 45 percent at public institutions.
When parent demand exceeds enrollment capacity at a KIPP school, students are admitted based upon on a lottery.
Both schools are at maximum enrollment capacity and have a waiting list of students who wish they could attend.
By this fall, projected enrollment will exceed building capacity in all of the ward's public elementary, middle and high schools except for Hearst Elementary, which will be overfilled by fall 2020 at the latest.
It takes into consideration the recent growth of the district, projected enrollments, and capacities at each school site.
According to LoFrese, Chapel Hill - Carrboro district enrollment — which exceeds 12,000 — is currently at capacity and additional classrooms would be «impossible» to build by next year.
In addition, CCSA conducted an analysis of OUSD's facilities capacity as part of a Bay Area Market Study in May 2015 by comparing California Department of Education (CDE) enrollment data for all OUSD school sites tracked back to the late 1990s to determine the highest enrollment at each of the district sites.
Schools closed for poor performance and low enrollment were refunded and reopened, despite the fact that there was (and is) little demand for their continued existence, as reflected by enrollment at just 20 percent of the school's capacity.
If after adhering to the Public School Choice admissions requirements there are enrollment spaces available and the number of applicants exceeds enrollment capacity at the time of the application deadline, students will be admitted to the school through a public, random drawing, with priority given to students in the following order:
Wake County Schools is also considering a recommendation to institute a standard formula for enrollment caps at schools that have reached capacity.
Typically, when a new magnet schools opens, the state phases in funding for enrollment growth by opening a new grade or two each year until the school is at capacity.
A key statistic provided by the state Department of Education complicates the trend found in Figure 3: while state charter schools overall have a lengthy waitlist, not every charter school is at capacity, because the total number of students attending charter schools is lower than the total maximum enrollment allowed under charters authorized by the cap (Figure 6).
Puppy Too is also open enrollment, so you can start at any time as long as we are not at capacity.
Our puppy classes are open enrollment, so you can start at any time as long as we are not at capacity.
With the enrollment of 500 dogs, the program is now at capacity.
* Puppy Kindergarten & Puppy Too are both rolling enrollment classes, so you can get started any week as long as we are not at capacity However, you must pre-register, so please always email us to find out if there is room.
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