Sentences with phrase «enrollment figures up»

That means the state has a financial interest in keeping enrollment figures up.

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The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office forecast enrollment of 11 million in 2018, a figure that includes HealthCare.gov as well as sign - ups in the 11 states and Washington D.C. that run their own websites and have later deadlines.

And the steep decline would have been even steeper if these sectarian schools had to rely on their own flock for enrollment: almost 14 percent of Catholic school enrollment is now non-Catholic, up from less than 3 percent in 1970 (see Figure 2).

DB: Up to now, the early childhood education movement has focused on expanding school - based pre-K programs [see Figure 2 for enrollment and state spending trends], with the ultimate goal of «universal pre-K.»

Charter school enrollment in the District, which made up a scant 5 percent of the total public school population in 1998, has broken the 40 percent mark, according to preliminary figures released Monday.

Now, white students make up less than 30 percent of enrollment in schools attended by the typical black students — the highest that figure has been since federal monitoring began.

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Little is known about the life of sculptress Augusta Savage, a prominent figure in the Harlem Renaissance, but here Schroeder provides a somewhat fictionalized account of the artist's childhood and the events leading up to her enrollment in the Cooper Union School of Art.

However, BMO experts make an important distinction about this figure by noting that automatic enrollment usage continues to increase dramatically — up 36 % in the last 10 years.

Data regarding enrollment, assignment to study conditions, and follow - up assessments are presented in Figure 1.