Sentences with phrase «by random lottery»

Free to students who are admitted by random lottery, charter schools offer a quality public education to the children who otherwise have nowhere to turn.

If more students apply than the program will allow, participation is determined by random lottery.

Each school admits students by a random lottery, which by law, is subject to an independent audit.

They cite the fact that parents must opt in to the schools before would - be students are chosen by random lottery.

And indeed, many states require charter schools to award seats by random lottery.

Any openings available after priority applicants have been admitted will be filled by a random lottery.

However, if more students want to attend a specific charter school than there are spaces available, enrollment is determined by a random lottery.

When charter schools receive more applications than available seats, they admit students by random lottery.

Indeed, many states require charter schools to award seats by random lottery.

An IES study controlled for family motivation by comparing students admitted to charter schools by random lottery with students who applied but were not admitted.

Now enrolling about 80 students as a private institution, the school operating as what's known as an «instrumentality charter» of the district would enroll a projected 170 students, selected by random lottery, starting in fall 2018.

Moderate liberals and conservatives want to expand and empower the public schools that admit everybody by random lottery.

Students are admitted into YES Prep schools by random lottery from the neighborhood.

Charter schools are accountable to publicly run boards and can not select their student body except by random lottery.

Waitlists for each grade level will also be established by random lottery.

Enrollment is determined by a random lottery held in public in January each year for the following school year.

«Make private schools illegal,» he said, «and assign every child to a public school by random lottery.

High Tech High has no admission tests, with students chosen by a random lottery.

«When it comes to a child's education, it should not be determined by a random lottery.»

An email chain seen by Politics.co.uk shows staff at a probation trust informing an employee with 20 years experience that he was selected for one of the new Community Rehabilitation Companies (CRCs) by a random lottery.

The top 26 schools or systems are all guaranteed 10 new slots, with the remaining 240 slots being divvied up among those schools by random lottery.

CSFP grants need - based scholarships to children from low - income Philadelphia families, all of which are awarded by random lottery.

Billionaire wise hobbit Warren Buffet once told school reformer Michelle Rhee that the easiest way to fix schools was to «make private schools illegal and assign every child to a public school by random lottery.»

Since demand often outstrips seats in a classroom, charter students are admitted by random lottery.