Sentences with phrase «followed by magnet»

The featuring includes a bold color with a faux leather material, envelope design, 6 card holder stitched detailing, embroider heart and LOVE followed by a magnet closure.

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British Columbia has become the country's strongest magnet for small enterprises, followed by Alberta and Saskatchewan.

While intra / inter-district transfer programs and magnet schools present more choices to families, it is important to consider the following key features adopted from a recent research brief by Kara S. Finnigan and Jennifer Jellison Holme to ensure equal access and equity of participation.

This was followed by reinventing MSA ml 985, having the fourth international conference in Milwaukee in 1986, and moving MSA for three years to Kansas City, where again, with the help of Glenn Hendricks but also with the help of Irving Phillips and the late Ron Simpson, for whom the Simpson award is named, we were able to initiate thirty magnet schools during the first three phases of a six year plan, and then moving for three.

Marquez continued, «We hope this bill becomes a model for all public schools, including traditional public and district magnet schools, and that they will follow the lead demonstrated by this charter school action and examine their own potentially exclusionary admissions and disciplinary policies.

They were followed by students at all magnets with 60 percent, the state average of 49 percent, LA's independent charter schools who scored 46 percent, and lastly the average for all LA Unified students, which was 40 percent.

At all magnets, 48 percent of students met or exceeded standards, followed by the state average of 38 percent, 31 percent for LA charter schools, and 30 percent for all LA Unified students.

We don't know their benefits because, since the 1970s, when white enrollment in New Orleans public schools fell by over half and then half again in the following decade, most people have grown up in segregated, private, magnet and now choice / charter schools.

Support «parental choice» by allowing Title I dollars to follow disadvantaged kids, at the state's option, and support opportunities for parents to enroll their children in local magnet schools and charter schools.

Recently Nick Stephenson and Joanna Penn have been talking about «reader magnets» — or list building by giving people a reason to follow you (usually a free ebook).

With a lead magnet, we attract would - be clients by offering a relevant item of value that entices them to give their contact information, welcome follow - up, and eventually become a client.