Sentences with phrase «equity challenge»

Teams from across the country will work together with our national education equity experts to develop and implement a practice, policy or initiative to address a significant equity challenge.

This includes creating the infrastructure and collaborative processes needed to align community partners towards mutual goals and providing scaffolded curriculum for students and families across agencies to prioritize equity challenges, participate in school governance and decision - making, provide input into site plans, and develop policies that reflect student and family perspectives, needs and solutions.

«We are thrilled to receive this award that will help us build a synergistic relationship between Johns Hopkins and our Chilean partners to address important health equity challenges using data science and systems engineering,» Martinez says.

Though long - term, system - wide solutions have so far been out of reach in many states, some advocates are finding success by tackling charter equity challenges one piece at a time.

KerryAnn O'Meara, Ph.D. (University of Maryland) will help participants examine how faculty work is taken up, assigned, and rewarded; develop solutions, strategies, and evidence - based practices that take on the thorniest equity challenges directly; and draft and gain consensus on policies and practices to make faculty work more visible, accountable, and credited.

For over eighty years, this government housing agency has been insuring mortgage programs for new home buyers, consumers in equity challenged neighborhoods and low income households.

When FHA loan requirements are altered it has a major impact across the whole mortgage industry, because FHA products are popular across the country for new home financing and equity challenged refinancing.

The goal is for students and families to not only have their recommendations adopted but to implement and resource them by ensuring the school's resources are aligned to community - prioritized equity challenges and solutions.

• Teachers may not receive support for creating coherent learning progressions out of the various open resources; • The quality of resources will vary even more extremely from school to school, presenting an equity challenge; • Open education resources won't offer communities the chance to vet and consider different academic programs, since individual teachers are creating their own programs.

The network participants work collaboratively to accelerate student achievement in years 1 to 8 and address the equity challenge.

In these roles, Lauren advises charter schools on a variety of civil rights issues, including but not limited to issues related to students with disabilities, English Language learners, bullying / harassment, student discipline, single gender schools and other Title IX issues, enrollment, weighted lotteries and other access and equity challenges.

I've said elsewhere that CBE can present some equity challenges.

The article, Lessons on Leading for Equity by Rob Larson and Rhonda Barton, illustrates how 16 districts are collaborating in the OLN to find solutions to the equity challenge.

Innovative solutions to equity challenges have become a hallmark of the New Orleans system — from transparent school enrollment through the centralized EnrollNOLA system to a fair discipline process that reduced suspension and expulsion rates below 2005 levels.

As a result, schools were again invited to submit an application for an equity challenge that their school community wants to tackle in an innovative fashion.

Depending upon the economy, the delinquency and default rate, Fannie Mae will extend subprime mortgage loans to select group of borrowers that have credit or equity challenges but are able to show a positive trajectory.

REDD policies promise to face all of the governance and equity challenges that have marked the international climate policy negotiations.