Sentences with phrase «city school students compete»

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This incredible organization uses technology to connect students in urban schools to compete in slams with students in other cities.

The United States» failure to educate its students leaves them unprepared to compete and threatens the country's ability to thrive in a global economy,» claims a task force sponsored by the Council on Foreign Relations chaired by former New York City schools chancellor Joel I. Klein and former U.S. secretary of state Condoleezza Rice.

Although students enter the school knowing they are among the best in the city, they must compete with hundreds just like them.

Students Salaam Hargrove, Teresa Christie and Chanelle Harrison competed against other students in the Syracuse City School District to advance to the final round to compete with other students in Upstate NStudents Salaam Hargrove, Teresa Christie and Chanelle Harrison competed against other students in the Syracuse City School District to advance to the final round to compete with other students in Upstate Nstudents in the Syracuse City School District to advance to the final round to compete with other students in Upstate Nstudents in Upstate New York.

For KIPP — and Democracy Prep — the takeover offered a rare opportunity to walk into a ready - made school, complete with students and a fully furnished, light - filled building in a city where schools compete for students and high - quality facilities for charter schools are scarce.

Can a city afford to invest in a new neighborhood middle school if charter schools open at the same time and compete for the same students?

Students from throughout the Syracuse City School District traveled to Parsippany, N.J. to compete during the 2012 NSBE regional conference.

Meanwhile, 13,600 Boston students are competing this week for 2,200 available spots in the city's charter schools.

Nearly 600 sixth - through eighth grade students on 28 Baltimore City public school teams compete bi-weekly in an...

As charter schools flourish, they often are competing with neighborhood schools for the city's students, and the two sectors barely communicate about their plans.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 6, 2014 — Educators in at least four major cities across the United States will compete to win funds to redesign or build new schools that personalize instruction for their students through a $ 2.4 million grant to the Next Generation Learning Challenges (NGLC), The Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation announced today.

2008 — CIR successfully sued to end two racial preferences in the New York City School system, one that limited minority enrollment at a prestigious magnet program (Rau & Katapadi v. NYC Dept. of Education) and another that prohibited Asian students from applying for a middle school enrichment program designed to prepare students to compete for entrance to the City's examination schools (Ng v. NYC Dept. of EducaSchool system, one that limited minority enrollment at a prestigious magnet program (Rau & Katapadi v. NYC Dept. of Education) and another that prohibited Asian students from applying for a middle school enrichment program designed to prepare students to compete for entrance to the City's examination schools (Ng v. NYC Dept. of Educaschool enrichment program designed to prepare students to compete for entrance to the City's examination schools (Ng v. NYC Dept. of Education).

The District's public charter schools have expelled students at a far higher rate than the city's traditional public schools in recent years, according to school data, highlighting a key difference between two sectors that compete for the District's students and taxpayer dollars.

City students would have a different experience and the chance to, for example, compete on every sports team if they wanted — something that might be harder to do in a larger school.

During law school, Tiffannie was selected as one of nine students to compete on University of Missouri — Kansas City's nationally ranked Trial Advocacy Mock Trial team.