Sentences with phrase «disciplinary code»

My own view is that start - up schools that combine a real vision for teaching of British history with a strong disciplinary code will be particularly popular with parents.

The responsibility for the day - to - day enforcement of each school's disciplinary code falls to the dean's office.

I'm guessing that whatever it is, it would be in the FIFA Disciplinary Code [PDF].

The experiment group had less disciplinary code violations related to violence in the 8th grade, showed significantly higher approval of nonviolence, and lower aggression at the 9 - month follow - up.

«As a practical matter,» says the NEA, «the AUP may simply provide that violations will be handled in accordance with the school's general student disciplinary code.»

Enrolling mainly poor and minority students, these schools feature high academic standards, strict disciplinary codes, extended instructional time, and targeted supports for low - performing students.

With extended school days, rigorous academic standards, and a firm disciplinary code, expectations are high, but so is the commitment to help every student succeed in school, in college, and beyond.

She quoted an Ascend staffer who worried about the «unforgiving disciplinary codes» in many urban charter schools.

«Alternative schools have long served as placements for students who violated disciplinary codes.

Schoolwide disciplinary codes, such as the «no excuses» policies employed in KIPP schools, aim to set high behavioral expectations for all students.

Success Academy Charter Schools Founder and CEO Eva Moskowitz on Mayor Bill de Blasio's new «collaborative» disciplinary code for the Big Apple's public schools.

Texas Zero Tolerance is dedicated to reforming public school disciplinary codes.

The CPS data on expulsion rates came out just a few weeks after the U.S. Department of Education called on school districts to adopt less aggressive disciplinary codes.

Noble officials and many parents defend the tough disciplinary code, saying it keeps their schools safe and keeps students focused in the classroom.

Each charter school in DC has its own disciplinary code, and the report says many don't provide adequate protections for students.

For the next two years, nearly 1,000 E4E educators advocated for these recommendations at the city level to eliminate K - 2 suspensions and make changes to the student disciplinary code.

CONCACAF did not announce the fine amounts for either club, but said in a statement: «After due examination of the evidence gathered during their investigation and based on the Scotiabank Concacaf Champions League Regulations, and the FIFA Disciplinary Code, the Committee determined that Toronto FC and Club America clearly infringed the Competition Regulations, specifically Art. 52 of the FIFA Disciplinary Code which covers team conduct.

Most of New York City's charter schools have disciplinary codes that do not meet either state or federal requirements, according to a report by a children's advocacy organization that is to be released today.

This group shares a set of familiar characteristics: more and longer school days, with a college preparatory curriculum for all students; strict behavioral and disciplinary codes; and a strong focus on building a common, high - intensity school culture.

In his analysis, Pondiscio writes that these schools all share a set of familiar characteristics: more and longer school days, a college prep curriculum for all students, strict behavioral and disciplinary codes, and a strong focus on building a common, high - intensity school culture.

For instance, it's been reported that before Urban Assembly altered its disciplinary code, 86 percent of teachers said order was maintained in the school, while last year just 19 percent of teachers did.

Leading the pack is New York City, where Mayor Bill de Blasio has proposed a disciplinary code due to take effect this month in the city's district schools.

McDonald is quick to say that that is not simply the result of Whitefield's Christian bent or even because its students must sign on to a fierce honor and disciplinary code.

At Noble schools, students can also face expulsion if they rack up 36 detentions in a school year and repeatedly run afoul of the school's disciplinary code.

DC Public Schools has a disciplinary code that provides for these protections, but some say it's not clear schools routinely abide by it.

However, at the end of his judgment he does come back to the Johnson exclusion, holding that any ways round it are not to be created, to allow a type of damages for breach of a disciplinary code which are not available for wrongful dismissal itself.

The primary outcomes were measured by the disciplinary code violations of the school (violence, fighting, assault, possession of a weapon, and suspensions).