Sentences with phrase «enrolled in government schools»

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Around 20 women's shelters have been established and 25 % of government jobs are filled by women; while 2.7 million girls were enrolled in school in 2011 - 12 compared to less than 10000 in 2001.

The Bureau said since the commissioning of the Osogbo Government High School on Thursday, there have been calls from far and near by parents who are under intense pressure from their children who desire to be enrolled in Osun schools.

Of this year's OSP students, 87.4 percent would otherwise be enrolled at a school that the government has identified as in need of improvement.

Wilshaw's speech comes in the midst of a government drive to encourage pupils to study for more academic GCSE qualifications by using performance tables to punish schools that fail to enrol pupils in its English baccalaureate suite of subjects.

The statement concludes: «There is no reasonable rationale for using taxpayer funds to build more charter schools until and unless the federal government provides resources to build and renovate our traditional public schools, especially in underfunded and overcrowded urban districts, proportional to the number of students currently enrolled in them.»

According to Leeanne Wheeler, the state coordinator for homeless education at the Department of Education, there are some 250,000 homeless students enrolled in California schools receiving supplemental funding from the federal government to assist with their needs.

Despite local and state governments devoting considerable resources to these programs, only about 25 percent of the students enrolled in them earn a high school degree, and because the programs typically emphasize process (attendance and following instructions, for example) rather than academics, virtually none of the graduates acquire the learning typically expected of high school graduates.

She says the federal government approved the exception for English language learners, which covers most of the nearly 8,000 students who fled the hurricane and have enrolled in Florida schools.

It is possible that since 90 percent of U.S. students are enrolled in government monopoly schools, and since those schools operate on similar lines not just within states but between states, variation in schools» contributions to student learning have been artificially curtailed.

In Cedar Rapids, Iowa, students enrolled in Iowa BIG learn entirely by working outside the classroom on self - selected, community - based projects proposed by local businesses, nonprofit organizations, and government agencies.3 In an interview published by the school, one student explained that «it's very passion - driven.&raquIn Cedar Rapids, Iowa, students enrolled in Iowa BIG learn entirely by working outside the classroom on self - selected, community - based projects proposed by local businesses, nonprofit organizations, and government agencies.3 In an interview published by the school, one student explained that «it's very passion - driven.&raquin Iowa BIG learn entirely by working outside the classroom on self - selected, community - based projects proposed by local businesses, nonprofit organizations, and government agencies.3 In an interview published by the school, one student explained that «it's very passion - driven.&raquIn an interview published by the school, one student explained that «it's very passion - driven.»

• There is no reasonable rationale for using taxpayer funds to build more charter schools until and unless the federal government provides resources to build and renovate our traditional public schools, especially in underfunded and overcrowded urban districts, proportional to the number of students currently enrolled in them.

Across the country, disabled students represented 8.2 percent of all students enrolled during the 2009 - 10 year in charter schools, compared with 11.2 percent of students attending traditional public schools, according to a Government Accountability Office analysis of Department of Education data.

The programs authorized under Title IV of the Higher Education Act of 1965 that provide grants, loans and work - study funds from the federal government to eligible students enrolled in college or career school.

For subsidized loans, the government pays your interest while you're enrolled in school.

With subsidized student loans, the federal government pays for the interest accrued while the student is still enrolled in school or during times of authorized deferral.

While Frank was confident that he left school more than seven years ago from the date of his bankruptcy filing, the government was saying that while he may have left Humber more than seven years ago, they were relying upon the completion date of the courses that he was enrolled in rather than when he left Humber.

The federal government pays / foregoes interest while the student is enrolled in school at least half - time and during grace and deferment periods.

The government covers the interest payments while you are enrolled in school at least half - time, during the six - month grace period and during periods of deferment.

Subsidized loans have the interest paid by the government while you are enrolled in school and nine months after graduating.

As long as you are enrolled in school at least half - time, the government pays the interest on your loans.

The government pays the interest on the loan while you're enrolled in school at least half - time, or if you enter deferment or forbearance once it comes time to repay your student debt.

Certain loans, such as the subsidized Stafford loan and the Perkins Loan have interest paid for by the government while the student is enrolled in school.

His father, a mechanic who restores old cars, took advantage of the strong educational opportunities offered by the Communist government by enrolling Capote at age eleven, along with his older brother Ivan (also an artist working in Havana), at the Provincial School of Art in Pinar del Río.

When you accept «subsidized» Stafford Loans, the government pays off any interest that accrues while you are enrolled in school.

Students who demonstrate financial need may qualify for subsidized loans, for which the government will pay the interest as long as the student is enrolled in school and earning a degree; the student will then pick up the interest payments upon graduating or leaving school