Sentences with phrase «encourage state policy change»
The ECDC provides tools and resources to encourage state policy change and provide a national forum to support the development and use of coordinated state ECE data systems.
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Challenge Success has since worked with almost 800,000 students, faculty, administrators and parents throughout the United States and across the world on efforts like changing bell schedules, reforming homework policies, shifting to alternative assessments and encouraging project - based learning with the goal of creating «healthier and more productive pathways to success.»
«The wording says that if local laws and regulations are not consistent with this policy, states are strongly encouraged to look at the laws and address whether a change needs to be made,» he says.
«Our study suggests that they are effective, and it's encouraging to see more and more states moving towards this evidence - based policy change,» she added.
NEW YORK — In July 2017, the Guilderland Central School District School Board approved a resolution calling for «any and all changes to state law, regulations and state policies that encourage and incentivize... later school start times.»
As states rework their education policies under ESSA, state and local leaders need a way to assess their current policy environment and identify the changes needed to encourage local innovation and problem - solving.
To combat the area's growing teacher retention problem, the study recommended the city and state consider adopting a number of policy changes that could encourage more people to enter, or stick with, a teaching career.
The report also contains some softer proposals — supporting student creativity, engaging parents and the community, promoting partnerships with post-secondary institutions and encouraging career exploration — as well as some changes to the way state education policy is established and carried out.
To encourage policy change in your community, be sure to contact your elected officials either at the local, state, or national level and ask them to support any pending dog fighting legislation or other bills aimed at increasing animal cruelty charges.
In recognition of the utility monopoly and the lack of a free market, NCSEA encourages ratepayers across the state to consider the complex nature of energy policy and reject efforts to change the rules for companies and investors without considerable study of the effects to existing companies, investments and jobs in North Carolina.