Sentences with phrase «community want for all its children»

What the best and wisest parent wants for his own child, that must the community want for all its children.

What Public School Parents Want in a New Federal Education Law A Parents Across America Position Paper on the Reauthorization of the Federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)-- No Child Left Behind April, 2011 Introduction «What the best and wisest parent wants for his own child, that must the community want for all its children.

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But as Gen Xers start preparing for their golden years, they should also spend time thinking about their own legacies and what they want to leave behind to their children and their communities.

Finally, it bears mentioning that while all adults (our parents included) truly do make it up as they go along, for better or worse, traversing our world as young adults can present to us positive opportunities — opportunities that allow us to shepherd and encourage others in our churches and communities, even the wee ones or our own children who desperately want to grow up.

In an interview with The Lady, he said good toilets are «essential for churches wanting to increase use by the wider community», and that they «allow churches to be more welcoming to worshippers, especially those with young children, and to people attending weddings or Christenings.»

We want to build the building, see a record number of children show up for the VBS program and take home «before and after» pictures from the community cleanup day.

I want to raise my children to be sensitive to others and aware of others» differences, but I don't personally know any trans * people and there really isn't a template for talking about things like this (or homosexuality, or a lot of other things) in an affirming way within my church community.

Kids mirror their parents and I would hope you want more for your children than someone who presents herself falsely to the community and spends ENDLESS hours attacking others.

This was a turning point in my life, and although a difficult decision, I left my work again, to risk, and to start a magazine that filled the need of mothers like me, who love crafting, but could not easily find sources for natural materials and patterns that fit a natural lifestyle and conscious parenting, for mothers who not just enjoyed doing crafts with their children, but wanted to sit down at the end of a hard day's work and read, and create, within a community they belong to.

This isn't to say that all parents don't want that for their children, but I think if you have read a book to help raise your baby, found this blog, perhaps even joined the community, then you are pretty motivated.

If you want the best quality products for your children coupled with a supportive community environment - then WnS is for you.

James Akre, in his book, The Problem with Breastfeeding: a personal reflection [8] maintains that all mothers love their babies and want the best for them, but it is whole communities who breastfeed, and the homily, «It takes a village to feed a child» remains true wherever we live.

I Kesem because I want children whose lives have been affected by a parent's cancer diagnosis to discover a community and family that will always be there for them.

Speaking about the way she wants to raise her children, the author and actress has said, «It really is about the tone you set, and you can talk until you're blue in the face, but kids watch what you do every single day of your life, all day long, and that behavior and that example and that love and community and honesty is just, I think, what's making everything feel safe for my kids.»

Lastly, as a citizen, I want push for change on the national level, re-prioritizing how we help the parents of young children and making sure our public educational institutions are strong enough to resist the efforts to fragment communities into haves and have - nots.

«I had children in the schools, so I really knew my community and when I stepped up to say I want to fight for Hamburg, they knew I meant it,» Hochul said of her first political campaign for Hamburg Town Board as a young lawyer and activist.

I want to see the people who come in to my shop and in my community thrive from healthy children into healthy adults and be customers for years.

«I have a very clear vision that our children deserve the best schools that they possibly can have for all of the years they are in school — to prepare them for a world they are going into, which is more complex than it has been in the past,» she added, «I want to do much better job of reaching out to the community in tandem to work together to assure our children a better future.»

I want to help them continue their proud legacy of service to the children and families of the Tonawandas,» said Legislator Hardwick, who coached in the league for 16 years from 1990 to 2005 and knows firsthand its benefit to the community.

The group's Michael Borges says there are many barriers, including fears of community loss of identity, and very long bus rides for children in rural districts that want to consolidate.

So, whatever side of the fence you are on work in your community to create the future you want for your children.

Local residents want to pull the plug on a wine bar's bid to serve booze in its outdoor seating area because it will expose children to seedy «Internet people» flocking there for dates after meeting online, they claimed at a recent community board meeting.

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More than nine out of 10 free schools have been approved in areas where there was already a need for more schools places, and the rest have been created by local communities that decided they wanted more choice for their children.

With the school - choice alternative, for example, parents wanting the best education for their child often need financial means and knowledge of the educational options to make an informed choice of another school, resources not always available in low - income communities.

When we asked the Edutopia community (mostly teachers) what they'd like for the holidays, many had responses like this one: «Send a child to me who wants to learn.»

The push for bilingualism often comes from English - speaking parents who live in affluent suburban communities and want their children to learn a second language, according to Education Trust - West.

These Kindergarten Emergent Readers include: - mail carrier - artist - business woman - business man - baker - construction worker - chef - teacher (of course)- police officer - doctor - firefighter - nurse - dentist - a blank page for the student / child to draw what job they want to be This community helpers emergent reader set also includes another set for number counting (1 to 5).

I listened carefully to the local community in that although parents chose single sex education for their children, they also wanted meaningful ways for the boys and girls to develop positive relationships with each other.

If parents understood that the reformers want to close down their community schools and require them to go shopping for schools, some far from home, that may or may not accept their children, it would be hard to sell the corporate idea of reform.

It speaks to the conviction that all of the children in a community or a country are «our kids» and that we should want the very best for them just as we do for our own flesh and blood.

The root causes of this debacle are a badly drafted (so - called «strong») state charter law that enables just about anyone who wants a charter to get one, and the absence of any community - wide mechanism to ensure that there is a at least one good school for every child.

But folks in our communities know us and put their kids on long waitlists to get into our schools because it is our mission to provide the innovative, progressive and arts - enriched kind of education that our city ideally wants to provide for every child.

I'll end with this: we have so many divisions and distractions in our community, wanting great educational options for the children of this city doesn't have to be one of them.

Want to tell your school community about the NFL PLAY 60 Challenge, including its free resources for schools and families designed to keep children active and healthy?

It gives us community across the nation with other folks who want to be reflective workers for and with children.»

«We want to expand the opportunities for all of the children in Wake County to see the vibrant, creative community and rich history so close to home,» said United Arts President and CEO, Eleanor Oakley.

Pointing to LA Unified's soaring numbers of students living in poverty and learning English, Caputo - Pearl suggested, «If Broad and other billionaires want to ensure a great education for every child, they should invest half a billion dollars, and more, in an LAUSD foundation, run by the democratically elected school board, to fund sustainable neighborhood community schools that address the myriad educational and socio - economic needs of our students.»

Many parents see that unemployment in the larger community and want better for their children, said Bryan King, the current board president for Thomas Jefferson.

While no child wants to extend their classroom day, these programs can play a crucial role in closing the learning gap and opening up lifelong opportunities for children from underserved and underrepresented communities.

«Superintendent Vallas rightly realizes that a stronger commitment to educating our children for tomorrow's jobs will make a Bridgeport a place where people want to live and work, where companies want to invest and hire people, and where our strong communities help create a stronger economy.

As parents, educators, community members, and business leaders, we want to feel confident that Arizona's children will emerge from our schools ready for the demands of college or the work - place.

Parents want the best for their children, but resegregation and the destruction of whole communities may be tempering enthusiasm.

«The impact of charter schools in California continues to grow and gain momentum with educators, parents, and community leaders wanting more innovation and choice for our children's education.

Each school will want to design ways to work with families and the community on behalf of the literacy goals for each child.

From the beginning, there was tension between ethnolinguistic communities who insisted that they wanted bilingual education for their children, even though they were already bilingual.

The future looks bright for parents who want to send their children to great schools and to make the schoolhouse the center of innovation, creativity and character development in our communities.

To paraphrase just a little, Dewey said: «What the best and wisest (among the wealthiest) parents want for their children, that must we want for all the children of the community.

«We have also been doing considerable work in the community to spread the word about our expansion so that all families who want an excellent school for their child can apply now.

High - quality charter schools can spur innovation and provide communities more flexibility to create the kind of learning environment they want for their children,» said State Superintendent Jack O'Connell, who has a long record of supporting charter schools.