Sentences with phrase «end of school too»

Packing is a needs as well as all the three boys party end of school too.

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But seriously, the schools have too many days off anyway... that's why the kids go to the very end of June.

Let me know when Obama claims to have run because god told him too, or when Obama calls for 3 days of prayer to end a drought or signs an anti-gay marriage bill on a sunday in a christian school.

The end of the school rush has started too with Memorial day just around the corner.

I'd buy enough of Method's hand soap and Method's Pink Grapefruit All Purpose Natural Surface cleaner to last me until the end of grad school and keep my apartment clean and healthy... Oh and I probably will buy a nice amount of dark chocolate and Justin's almond butter, too;)

End Danny Stubbs was supposedly only a pass rusher; at 26, tackle Pierce Holt was said to be too old — he was 22 by the time he went to college, at Angelo State, after having had a variety of jobs after high school — and linebacker Bill Romanowski was supposed to have an attitude problem.

While many kids — including my own — are sad to see summer end, for too many of our of nation's children, back to school is more than new textbooks and teachers — it's about the relief of getting access to school meals again.

As a mother of three, I know all too well the challenges of coming up with healthy school lunches that kids will actually eat — instead of ending up in the trash.

Though some of the new meals have been a hit, too many end up in school trash cans.

I think part of the reason why the dynamic changed towards the end of high school (and it did for me too), is BECAUSE growing up is hard.

Round and round it would go, nothing of any importance being said, and then finally, at the end of the day, a few words whispered in the half - dark: this girl was mean to me at school today, homework was too hard, I cried on the football pitch.

But for all the kids that look for summertime jobs in the next few weeks after the end of the school year, it is not too late.»

Taxpayers in the Iroquois Central School District also voted for $ 6 million in renovations to athletic fields; but that, too, came with the condition the community raise $ 1.9 million by the end of February.

My time in high school was approaching an end and I had to make a decision (of course, it is never too late to follow your passion in life, and I understand that very well now.

Because his grad school research had gone so easily, he says, he had little idea of the challenges involved in doing good science and had been «too immature» to understand that he required further seasoning: «Chaikoff was right to tell me I needed more training, and I was certainly wrong to end - run him.

When I was cut from the high school basketball team (which I thought was the end of the world), I signed up for a gym membership to get big and strong; within five minutes I had almost killed myself when loading up way too much weight for a set of bench presses.

I have observed my journey unfolding, taking me from one end of a very mainstream spectrum teaching high school English, History and Psychology for two years, through the middle as a personal trainer, fitness competitor, and too many 50 + hour weeks of management at fitness facilities, to the opposite end, the beginning of a very off the beaten path spectrum where I landed after becoming a certified Yoga teacher in June 2009.

I think it's only going to get worse too as we head toward the end of the school year.

She assumed Mitch was excited too, because he called her on the school phone at the end of the day and asked if he could show his students a movie in her air - conditioned room.

I'm getting excited for all of the fun end of year school stuff coming up, too.

But when she finds a hot dad whose kid goes to the same school as hers, the brief moment of authenticity evaporates: he's far too perfect, and she ends up head - butting him when she goes in for a kiss.

We get familiar tropes, such as a single dad trying to find his sons, a teenage boy who is too shy to ask the school's beauty out but ends up becoming a hero in her eyes, and rival storm chasers (a truly annoying pair of «reality show» - caliber, stereotypical rednecks) who muck things up more often than not.

Ashby is perhaps a few minutes too long, less confident when dealing with hitman stuff than High School shenanigans, and doesn't nail the ending, but none of the small issues take away from an otherwise mostly satisfying little flick.

Trying to hook the tail end of the summer crowd before all the kids go back to school, they may have been a little too late.

«Whilst it is too soon to evaluate the impact of the launch of the BBC micro: bit in changing the current generation of students from passive end users into creators of technology, showing capability in coding and digital creativity, feedback at this early stage is suggesting that the device has created excitement in learning amongst students and its widespread availability now means that schools can build upon this to create a diverse, cross-curricular platform for the teaching and learning of digital skills,» comments Geoff Hampson.

As my own kindergartner now sees the end of his 10th grade year in sight, I can say that the first year of school is a milestone that arrives and passes far too quickly.

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Said Souter: «What's bothering me... and, I suspect, O'Connor, too,» is that the law must be not only neutral on its face but also in its effect, and «at the end of the day, the effect is a massive amount of money [going] into religious schools....

They were equipped to respond to government on «whole levels» — a description of attainment at the end of each programme of study — but were too broad and wide for application within schools, even with the later introduction of sub-levels.

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So are schools where teachers have 120 or more students to get to know (with this 120 shuffled at the end of each semester); where serious learning is broken up into snippets of 50 - minute «subject matter periods» arranged in no intellectually coherent order; where assessment keeps knowledge tightly packaged in separate intellectual domains; where short - term memory work is rated as deserving the highest value at the expense of original, long - term analytic work; and where the intellectual engine of the curriculum comes at most students and teachers as a list of subjects and skills, usually far too long for the careful savoring and devoted practice that leads to deep understanding and worthy habits.

The question is not whether too much is being asked of public schools, but rather, have we held up our end of the bargain?

Schools are wising up to the benefits of integrating technology into classroom instruction, but for too many students, access still ends with the close of the school day.

Unfortunately, too many policymakers are moving schools in the wrong direction by removing the few tools, such as meaningful grading standards and high - quality end - of - course exams, that might encourage more student effort.

Our school has a period called bonus at the end of every day — a little over 30 minutes for students to work on homework or study.The Peer to Peer teacher uses bonus on Fridays to meet with the mentors; that's not ideal as it's too short, but it would be difficult for students to give up two class periods for mentoring.

They're great for use within lessons to consolidate learning, but we know many schools use them as a reward too, either to complete at the end of a set of homework or at Golden Time, because they are so much fun.

This test is intended for low ability students at the beginning of term two in year 7, some schools may use it for their end of term 1 assessment too, based on the topics tested in this paper.

* This pack could be used as an extra work for early finishers - page-wise, as an end of term project or for home - schools too.

They fear the possible end to traditional print books altogether, that too much control over our children's education will be in the hands of Apple, that outfitting each student with an iPad and requisite IT support will create additional financial burdens on school budgets, and that existing access gaps may be widened when some schools can not afford the technology.

Done wrong, «they will end up in the overflowing dustbin of abandoned reforms, with people throwing up their hands,» believing that public schools are too broken to save.

In Britain, too, both Oxford and Cambridge have long pointed to a dearth of students from poorer backgrounds who achieve the standard required in exams at the end of high school to be considered for admission to most courses at those universities.

I had one friend who — when she was getting her teaching certification while also working full - time at an independent school — not only lived on Ramen noodles, but often found herself, at the end of her busy day, too impatient to wait for the noodles to soften.

Missing too many days can lead to struggling to read proficiently by the end of third grade and dropping out in high school, research shows.

Now, as many of these schools continue to shrink and Chicago approaches the end of a five - year school closing moratorium, civic and community leaders must weigh whether some of these buildings are too small to succeed.

For many poor, language - minority, and dialect - speaking children attending low - performing schools, the odds of learning to read by the end of third grade are far too low.

As I have argued many, many, many times, the fundamental problem is that American schools, including preschools, typically delay systematic efforts to build students» vocabulary and knowledge until far too late (usually the end of elementary school or even later).

I struggled with school because I was not being challenged, and ended up not caring because most of the work was too easy.

Commissioner of Education Robert Scott reasons that state standardized tests, soon to include end - of - course exams in high schools, already prevent some students from graduating — even if they slip too easily through some classes, traditional or otherwise.

Before too long every state will have an approved ESSA plan, and before the end of the year each state will be issuing its first ESSA - era report cards using data from this 2017 - 18 school year.

The city waited too long to move on consolidation; its schools recently borrowed $ 300 million just to pay its bills and make payroll through the end of the current school year.