Sentences with phrase «demand access to better schools»

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Historically, schools have often offered parking for big local events on a cash - per - car basis, but there are now a number of websites which allow you to rent out your spare spaces online - letting you access the much larger demand for parking outside of school hours, on weekends and during the holidays (as well as events), all year round.

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New Haven, CT — The Northeast Charter Schools Network today sent the following statement in support of the Connecticut families and the non-profit group Students Matter who have filed a federal lawsuit demanding access to better public school options.

«The reality is that demand for school places only continues to grow, but too many children do not have access to a good or outstanding school.»

With nearly 500,000 students enrolled in private school choice programs and 3.1 million students enrolled in public charter schools across the country, coupled with the demand from millions of families wanting these offerings, AFC is committed to helping as many families as possible access the education environment that best meets their child's needs.

The impact of the Center can be seen in improved and more cost - effective systems for providing services for children and families, better access to care; reduced risk for mental health crisis, school dropout, violence, and gang affiliation; and research, training and workforce development to meet 21st Century demands.

With the number of families with children also on the rise, demand for larger rental units will increase as well, particularly in communities with access to good schools and employment centers.»

Buyers priced out of the city are heading for the» burbs, driving up demand and creating a more fraught buying process in close - in towns that have long enjoyed reputations for good school systems, lively downtowns and ready access to the city.

Additionally, tight credit and low for - sale inventory in many areas make buying a home today difficult for many, even as demand for the luxuries offered by a single - family residence — more space, (even a sense of) more security, a yard and access to good, suburban schools — remains robust.