Sentences with phrase «first year of implementation»

Initiated cost reduction program that saved $ 10K in utility costs within first year of implementation.

Table 1 - Gains for Grade Levels Experiencing First Year of Implementation It is important to note that both grade levels not revealing gains experienced insignificant declines in NPR points of 1 point and 3 points, respectively.

The rule will automatically extend overtime pay protections to over 4 million workers within the first year of implementation, resulting in a boost to many workers» wallets.

This long - overdue update more than doubles the former salary threshold (just $ 23,660 annually), thereby extending overtime pay protections to over 4 million additional workers in the first year of implementation alone.

In the first year of implementation, the propensity of small public companies to be purchased by private firms, which are not subject to the act, increased by 53 %, the report said.

«While historical data suggest that, nationwide, up to 8 per cent of new home purchases could be affected during the first year of implementation, the precise impact will vary depending on specific homebuyer circumstances and behaviours.»

The upshot: after an initial decline in revenue in the first year of implementation, food service revenues fully rebounded in the second year.

A new shared services pilot program under way in Glencoe is on track to save taxpayers almost $ 100,000 in its first year of implementation by allowing village and park district employees to tread on each others» turf in doing their respective jobs, officials said.

But the first year of implementation, this coming fiscal year, would only have cost the state $ 15 million, a relative pittance of the $ 20 billion the state is expected to spend on Medicaid, advocates say.

«If we rewind back to the first year of implementation, districts had to put these plans in place under threat of losing a state aid increase,» said David Albert, spokesman for the New York State School Boards Association.

From Soundings Trade Only: Florida took in nearly 10 times as much sales tax revenue on sales of tax - capped boats as the state projected in the first year of implementation of the Maritime Full Employment Act, which was signed in 2010.

The amount is three times higher than the GH cents 400 million that was allocated to the programme in its first year of implementation in 2017.

In the first year of implementation by the Capture the Fracture ®; programme, 60 FLS in 20 different countries were evaluated against the BPF.

Within the first year of implementation, even before teachers had worked out all the kinks, Mesquite went from a «performing» school (as labeled by the state of Arizona) in 2002 to an «excelling» school, the highest ranking, in 2003.

In contrast, following its first year of implementation, IMPACT had no statistically detectable effect on teacher retention or performance.

Out of the 181 schools selected for the program, 25 schools voted not to participate in the first year of implementation or withdrew from the program following an initial vote of approval, and three more schools pulled out before the second year.

Unparalleled Reports from the Civil Rights Project at Harvard University Examine Landmark Public Education Act Today, the Civil Rights Project at Harvard University (CRP) releases the findings of a four - part study examining the landmark No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act through its first year of implementation (2002 - 2003).

Washington — Warning that American schoolchildren are in danger of becoming «stragglers in a world of technology,» a national commission on science, mathematics, and technology education has proposed a 12 - year plan that would significantly increase the emphasis on these subjects in schools and would cost the federal government $ 1.5 billion in new money during the first year of its implementation.

For one thing, it is a little too soon to draw conclusions based on anecdotal data in the first year of implementation.

Number of Students: Each participating district serves at least 5,000 students Status: Six districts are in their second year of implementation and three districts are beginning their first year of implementation.

It was decided that, in the first year of implementation, the Year 7 and 8 students would take the same mandatory course, while Year 9s were offered two electives in Digital Technologies or Robotics.

Cohort 2 principals also received significantly less district - level support throughout the school year than Cohort 1 principals had in their first year of implementation.

But it would allocate the entire sum over three years, and calls for $ 1.2 billion in its first year of implementation.

In 2008 — 09, the first year of implementation, 44 participating principals received approximately 50 hours of training and support, with three days of initial training during the summer and follow - up sessions throughout the school year.

Hickok: In the first year of implementation, we have tried very hard to maintain a balance between the intent and the letter of the law, and the real understandable challenges of managing this entire issue immediately.

During this first year of implementation, central - office administrators responsible for EITP engaged with principals through weekly e-mails, providing consistent reminders to principals about observation deadlines and other EITP requirements.

Not long into the pilot's first year of implementation, however, CEO Arne Duncan left CPS to serve as U.S. secretary of education.

Today, the Civil Rights Project at Harvard University (CRP) releases the findings of a four - part study examining the landmark No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act through its first year of implementation (2002 - 2003).

It is likely due to the myriad of local events that took place in the implementation context: loss of key personnel, change in leadership, tragic local event, funding cuts, too much or too little confidence after the first year of implementation, or population changes in the community.

This work group helps build open communication between programs, and is especially useful during the first year of implementation of community eligibility, but can continue beyond that to address questions that arise.

A third study using a different approach and using data only on Texas schools finds mixed results in the first year of implementation including negative impacts on student achievement in elementary and middle school, and positive effects on high school graduation rates.

The most immediate problem for NAS and the teams was finding funds that districts could use to pay for their services, since design - team fees for the first year of implementation alone could range from $ 50,000 to more than $ 500,000 per school.

In their first years of implementation at Simpson Central School, teachers reported struggling with knowing how to embed assessment opportunities into instructional design, and questioned their ability to use observational assessment to help measure progress.

To support the roll - out across the schools, Gwinnett tapped into local school technology coordinators (LSTCs), who are teachers with deep knowledge of instructional design who are embedded within the schools, to provide ongoing coaching and training through the first year of implementation.

For a new program in the first year of implementation only, a program operating less than a full school year will receive state funds on a fractional basis determined by the pro rata portion of the school year the program is provided.

In the first year of implementation of a new principal evaluation system in New Jersey, we found that 99 percent of principals were rated as effective or highly effective.

Some schools were more prepared than others in the first year of implementation, she said.

Download FSG's second report, offering an overview and observations from the first year of implementation across the five Demonstration Sites.

Grade Levels Experiencing First Year of Implementation There were seven grade levels in their first year of implementation.

In an effort to better delineate and understand the results of the study, the grade levels were divided into the three categories: 1) those in the first year of implementation; 2) those in the second, third, or fourth year of implementation; 3) those implementing Great Expectations ® for five or more years.

Join teachers from Orange County, Florida, for a discussion of the lessons they learned in their first year of implementation and where they see themselves headed in year two.

Using high - stakes testing to evaluate third grade teachers on their performance in the first year of implementation of these standards is grossly unfair.