Sentences with phrase «fifth school improvement»

In low achieving schools, this is a tough cycle to break and this is what I want to write about in this fifth school improvement blog.

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However, while White touts that, if the voucher schools were their own district, they'd rank 9th for performance improvement, they'd still be the fifth - worst of 76 in the state in actual performance.

A change in the historical Catholic population share that produces a 10 - percentage - point increase in the extent of contemporary private school competition generates an improvement of about 5.5 percent of a standard deviation in both science and reading — or more than one - fifth of a grade - level equivalent in these subjects.

Since 2015, students in third, fourth and fifth grades have shown steady improvement on statewide English language arts and math tests, and more than 5,000 students are on the waiting list for String Theory Schools» enrollment lottery.

Under a law passed in 2015, any school district with a campus that receives a fifth straight «improvement required» rating for poor academic performance this year would be subject to the sanctions.

A poor - performing North Carolina school under Needs Improvement for a fifth consecutive year (and forced to develop a restructuring plan) improved reading performance by six percent of a standard deviation, while math achievement improved by nearly three percent of a standard deviation.

Alternate governance committees provide instructional leadership for Title I schools in the fifth year of school improvement and beyond.

It includes the following: Park City High School expansion and gym remodel ($ 27.5 million); a new fifth - and sixth - grade school at Ecker Hill campus ($ 24.8 million); improvements to McPolin Elementary School, including moving the parking lot ($ 1.4 million); demolition of Treasure Mountain Junior High ($ 606,336 — none from the bond); athletic facilities improvements ($ 12 milSchool expansion and gym remodel ($ 27.5 million); a new fifth - and sixth - grade school at Ecker Hill campus ($ 24.8 million); improvements to McPolin Elementary School, including moving the parking lot ($ 1.4 million); demolition of Treasure Mountain Junior High ($ 606,336 — none from the bond); athletic facilities improvements ($ 12 milschool at Ecker Hill campus ($ 24.8 million); improvements to McPolin Elementary School, including moving the parking lot ($ 1.4 million); demolition of Treasure Mountain Junior High ($ 606,336 — none from the bond); athletic facilities improvements ($ 12 milSchool, including moving the parking lot ($ 1.4 million); demolition of Treasure Mountain Junior High ($ 606,336 — none from the bond); athletic facilities improvements ($ 12 million).

This is the fifth in a series of articles about transforming schools through improvement efforts.

At the law's peak, more than 19,000 schools — about two - fifths of schools receiving federal funds and one - fifth of all public schools nationally — were placed on lists of schools «in need of improvement» and subject to consequences built into the law.

The bond would help fund a $ 66 million project list that includes: Park City High School expansion and gym remodel ($ 27.5 million); a new fifth - and sixth - grade school at Ecker Hill campus ($ 24.8 million); improvements to McPolin Elementary School, including moving the parking lot ($ 1.4 million); demolition of Treasure Mountain Junior High ($ 606,336 — none from the bond); athletic facilities improvements ($ 12 milSchool expansion and gym remodel ($ 27.5 million); a new fifth - and sixth - grade school at Ecker Hill campus ($ 24.8 million); improvements to McPolin Elementary School, including moving the parking lot ($ 1.4 million); demolition of Treasure Mountain Junior High ($ 606,336 — none from the bond); athletic facilities improvements ($ 12 milschool at Ecker Hill campus ($ 24.8 million); improvements to McPolin Elementary School, including moving the parking lot ($ 1.4 million); demolition of Treasure Mountain Junior High ($ 606,336 — none from the bond); athletic facilities improvements ($ 12 milSchool, including moving the parking lot ($ 1.4 million); demolition of Treasure Mountain Junior High ($ 606,336 — none from the bond); athletic facilities improvements ($ 12 million).

Now in its fifth year, the QTEA Impact and Innovation awards continue to showcase the creativity, problem - solving skills and continual cycle of improvement integral to SFUSD schools.

Early Education Indicators and School Improvement Grant Implications (March 27, 2015)-- This presentation at the Fifth Annual Indistar Summit introduces new Indistar ® Early Chldhood Indicators, which provide an opportunity for stakeholders to use indicators and the associated research to align early childhood education with school improvement efSchool Improvement Grant Implications (March 27, 2015)-- This presentation at the Fifth Annual Indistar Summit introduces new Indistar ® Early Chldhood Indicators, which provide an opportunity for stakeholders to use indicators and the associated research to align early childhood education with school improvemeImprovement Grant Implications (March 27, 2015)-- This presentation at the Fifth Annual Indistar Summit introduces new Indistar ® Early Chldhood Indicators, which provide an opportunity for stakeholders to use indicators and the associated research to align early childhood education with school improvement efschool improvementimprovement efforts.

This year, our fifth Condition of Education report, will reflect more broadly on the pace and progress of school improvement in our state.