Sentences with phrase «elementary schools run»

Elementary schools in New York City typically serve students until grade 5 or grade 6, while a smaller portion of elementary schools run through grade 8.

Anthony Pirro has a vision for what discipline could look like at P.S. 54, the elementary school he runs in Bedford - Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.

Not exact matches

We now have 150 students from the local elementary school that run classes in the garden.

Ruth Arberman, the founder of The Sterling School — a privately run elementary school for second through sixth gradSchool — a privately run elementary school for second through sixth gradschool for second through sixth graders in

Zientek, 40, an elementary school teacher and the track and field coach at Northern Senior High, has guided the Polar Bears» boys» and girls» teams to a 10 - year combined record of 227 - 27, with the girls running up a 121 - 6 record.

Indian Prairie School District 204, with schools in Aurora and Naperville, has run a lunch program in its elementary schools for years and upgraded the food choices in fall 2003.

-LSB-...] in November, 2010, only a few months after starting The Lunch Tray, I wrote about running my children's elementary school Election Day bake sale.

I just think of all the kids running around our neighborhood elementary school every day and wow... one in 100 is a lot of kids I know.

A one time elementary school teacher with degrees from Rutgers College and Elms College, she now owns and runs Firefly Diapers with the help of her 21 month old assistant

Back in November, 2010, only a few months after starting The Lunch Tray, I wrote about running my children's elementary school Election Day bake sale.

Project BOOST, run by the Center for Educational Innovation - Public Education Association (CEI - PEA), provides academic enrichment opportunities to elementary and middle school students who have demonstrated academic talent, but come from disadvantaged neighborhoods.

Along with his running mate for lieutenant governor, Brian Jones, a former Harlem elementary school teacher and active union member, Hawkins supports expanding public education from full - day Pre-K through college and increasing state aid to local schools.

Hawkins» running mate is Jones, 41, who has been a New York City public elementary school teacher for nine years and is currently pursuing a doctorate in urban education.

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WBEN / AP)-- The Buffalo school district is looking for an outside receiver to take over and run a low - performing elementary school.

Besides spending time with bivalves, I lead materials science experiments at local elementary schools with UCSB's Family Ultimate Science Experience, and help run a student group, Graduate Students for Diversity in Science, to promote inclusion within STEM fields.

Back in the 1980s, when Semler was in elementary school, hopes ran high for treating fetuses with stem cells.

They run the gamut from offices to libraries to elementary schools.

They took top honors 3 years running in the FIRST Lego League in Oman, an international competition in which elementary and middle school students build a LEGO Mindstorm robot.

When my son was in elementary school he was tired of the run of the mill sandwiches.

An adult goof - off goes back to elementary school in order to run his father's company.

The action revolves around three tenants of a run - down apartment: a cat - obsessed waitress (Emily Hampshire) working in a Chinese restaurant that never seems to have any customers, a wheelchair - bound widower (Scott Speedman) whose suite is filled with aquariums, and an emotionally needy, newly arrived elementary - school teacher (Jay Baruchel).

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

In its first year running, BOB visited 2,000 students in every class in six Bozeman elementary schools.

She took in family members, cared for her elderly parents, and practically ran the elementary school.

In its second year in operation, the New York City - based school - management company is running 12 elementary and middle schools in six states.

Two years ago, when the three - year grant from the DeWitt Wallace - Reader's Digest Foundation ran out, the state of Connecticut kicked in another $ 1.2 million to buy books for elementary school library media centers.

The Douglas County School District started off 2016 with international tabloid coverage, when Britain's Daily Mail ran an article titled: «Outrage after union tweets that elementary school teacher «looks like a penis» — but then uses the «Weiner defense» and says their account was hacked.&School District started off 2016 with international tabloid coverage, when Britain's Daily Mail ran an article titled: «Outrage after union tweets that elementary school teacher «looks like a penis» — but then uses the «Weiner defense» and says their account was hacked.&school teacher «looks like a penis» — but then uses the «Weiner defense» and says their account was hacked.»

But he ran out of «money and patience,» and at the age of 24 took a job as a teacher in a «tough East Harlem elementary school.»

Any one of these books — which run the genre gamut from history to biography to poetry — would make a worthy read - aloud this month (or any month) in an elementary, middle, or high school class.

And we brought in the most popular principal, then at the best elementary school in town, to run things.

First, starting in 1994 municipal elementary schools were not allowed to charge parents fees, while all privately run voucher schools could.

One project involves running a tour in which elementary school students visit a touch tank of starfish, sea cucumbers, and other marine creatures and watch an ecology - themed puppet show.

«It's tough to run an elementary school library without a good collection of children's literature,» she told Education World.

They run the gamut from elementary worksheets to complex lessons for high - school seniors.

Making Social Studies Work for At - Risk Kids Joann Winkler, the 2004 National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) elementary school teacher of the year, has her at - risk kids running businesses, collecting for the needy, and giving national park «tours.»

The dysfunctional nature of how urban schools teach students to relate to authority begins in kindergarten and continues through the primary grades.With young children, authoritarian, directive teaching that relies on simplistic external rewards still works to control students.But as children mature and grow in size they become more aware that the school's coercive measures are not really hurtful (as compared to what they deal with outside of school) and the directive, behavior modification methods practiced in primary grades lose their power to control.Indeed, school authority becomes counterproductive.From upper elementary grades upward students know very well that it is beyond the power of school authorities to inflict any real hurt.External controls do not teach students to want to learn; they teach the reverse.The net effect of this situation is that urban schools teach poverty students that relating to authority is a kind of game.And the deepest, most pervasive learnings that result from this game are that school authority is toothless and out of touch with their lives.What school authority represents to urban youth is «what they think they need to do to keep their school running.»

CPS contracts with AUSL to run Orr and Phillips, as well as 10 elementary school turnarounds.

Middle schools were supposed to dramatically improve learning out comes by freeing early adolescents from the dragging academic «anchor» of elementary school, but protect this fragile period from the blacktop «jungle» of high school, allowing for a running start into high school.

Nancy Harvey, a former elementary school teacher, who runs a child care business out of her West Oakland home, feels the consequences of this underinvestment.

«So many areas of our school could not run as efficiently and effectively without our volunteers,» said Sue Astley, the elementary principal at St. Martin's Episcopal School in Atschool could not run as efficiently and effectively without our volunteers,» said Sue Astley, the elementary principal at St. Martin's Episcopal School in AtSchool in Atlanta.

In elementary schools, because there appears to be little nonconsumption within, the theory leads us to expect that the sustaining innovation Rotation forms of blended learning will dominate in the long run, and the disruptive models will play less of a role.

The Orleans Parish school board and the state - run Recovery School District in New Orleans have announced plans to open an Early Childhood and Family Learning Center at an elementary school in the storm - batteredschool board and the state - run Recovery School District in New Orleans have announced plans to open an Early Childhood and Family Learning Center at an elementary school in the storm - batteredSchool District in New Orleans have announced plans to open an Early Childhood and Family Learning Center at an elementary school in the storm - batteredschool in the storm - battered city.

Family C.A.R.E.E.R.S. Family C.A.R.E.E.R.S. (Community and Adults in Rochester Employment and Education Resource System) is a combined Family Literacy & Workforce Development program running in select Rochester City School District elementary schools.

Aspire Public Schools was selected to run a new elementary in south Los Angeles in the second round of the LAUSD Public School Choice initiative.

Elementary School Activities Activities at the elementary school level include volleyball, basketball, soccer, Girls on the Run, after school violin, Lego Club, Bowling, Chess Club, and SSchool Activities Activities at the elementary school level include volleyball, basketball, soccer, Girls on the Run, after school violin, Lego Club, Bowling, Chess Club, and Sschool level include volleyball, basketball, soccer, Girls on the Run, after school violin, Lego Club, Bowling, Chess Club, and Sschool violin, Lego Club, Bowling, Chess Club, and Scouts.

Amanda plans to use her expertise to open and run a college preparatory school for currently underserved elementary students with a focus on service, design - thinking, and personalized learning.

Instead, she was transferred to a nearby elementary school which was run by a woman, known by many as «the principal from hell.»

It runs 18 schools — five high schools, four middle schools, and nine elementary schools — serving 14,500 students.

The longest - running center is at Fruit Valley Community Learning Center, an elementary school, which formed a model for the districtwide initiative.

Each Election Day, elementary and middle school scholars run our «Get Out The Vote» campaign, standing on busy street corners wearing t - shirts and handing out flyers that read «I Can't Vote, but You Can!»