Sentences with phrase «elementary school open houses»

Neighborhood associations now run elementary school open houses at people's homes and businesses.

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Started in 1948 as a kindergarten in a Threefold community house, Green Meadow began offering elementary education in the mid-1950s and opened its High School in 1974.

For the second year in a row, the Office of Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. and PACE (Parents» Alliance for Citywide Education) will co-host a Gifted & Talented Education Open House providing information about New York City's Citywide Gifted & Talented (G&T) elementary schools, Bronx district G&T programs and other accelerated education options.

The charter school opened its doors in the fall of 2004, with an elementary and a middle school crammed into a small building that had housed a Catholic school.

Student Showcase Highlights Science and More When the principal of one Maryland elementary school suggested an open house in spring to complement one held in the fall, it was decided to combine the event with an already scheduled science fair to create one huge «showcase» of student work.

Several years ago, while teaching gifted students at an elementary school, Joe approached me during open house and said, «I know what I want to do for my gifted project this year.»

Although there are lots of ways to engage families throughout the year, given that most open houses are fairly well attended (at least at the elementary level) and one of the first events of the school year — and sometimes the only face - to - face contact parents have with teachers — it's critical that schools rethink their back - to - school night.

But even a child lucky enough to score a lottery seat in a top elementary gifted, unzoned or charter school still has to navigate a labyrinth of different applications, interviews, portfolio reviews, auditions, tests and Open House visits to score a seat at a Specialized or Screened or Performing Arts or Limited Unscreened or Ed - Opt or P - Tech or Honors Program High - Sschool still has to navigate a labyrinth of different applications, interviews, portfolio reviews, auditions, tests and Open House visits to score a seat at a Specialized or Screened or Performing Arts or Limited Unscreened or Ed - Opt or P - Tech or Honors Program High - SchoolSchool.

This essay aims to review resources available to parents, who are interested in determining the academic performance of a prospective elementary magnet, and to expose the lack of easily obtainable information for prospective parents to use in informed decision - making, by examining two common ways parents obtain information about prospective schools: the first is directly from school representatives at school choice fairs or open house events, and the second is from a popular website, called GreatSchools.

The analysis presented here on how elementary magnet school representatives discuss academic achievement is based upon ethnographic field notes taken by students in Professor Jack Dougherty's Seminar on School Choice at Wesleyan University, who attended a variety of open house events, as well as RSCO school choice school representatives discuss academic achievement is based upon ethnographic field notes taken by students in Professor Jack Dougherty's Seminar on School Choice at Wesleyan University, who attended a variety of open house events, as well as RSCO school choice School Choice at Wesleyan University, who attended a variety of open house events, as well as RSCO school choice school choice fairs.

This same lack of attention to test scores, and academic performance more generally, was reflected in the field notes of Choice Seminar students who attended open house events for elementary magnet schools.

If we discard the Common Core and replace that misbegotten venture with developing students as learners and thinkers, principals of all schools — elementary, middle, and high school — can all have the same message at Open House.

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Most Catholic elementary schools will host an Open House on Sunday, January 28, or during the week.