Sentences with phrase «for neighborhood children»

As a principal, his goal has been to build a cohesive team that creates a nurturing environment for neighborhood children.

I was looking for something like these to make for the neighborhood children.

«One night a week my wife and I have a class for neighborhood children in street games,» he said.

It might be possible for a neighborhood child to bring assignments home to your child, and return his or her completed homework assignments or take home tests to his or her teachers.

Among the concessions to neighbors would be greater access to the school's athletic events, scholarships for neighborhood children to participate in sports camps and a public dock at the waterfront.

One team of teens spent this summer planning a carnival for neighborhood children as a strategy to raise funds and visibility for a nonprofit cause they care about: supporting youth in foster care.

She kept it full of candy for the neighborhood children.

Mrs. Seaquist often dropped off extra food for her neighbors and kept her cookie jar full for neighborhood children, her granddaughter said.

The 9 - acre park, to be completed in November, will feature a playground, a sled hill, an outdoor ice skating rink, a wood chip mountain bike path, an asphalt jogging and bike path, a sand volleyball court and an open field for neighborhood children to play on.

Ognibene also criticized Crowley over the Council's approval of a new high school for Maspeth without concessions for neighborhood children and a curb cut for buses, suggesting she could have won the concessions from the city School Construction Authority if she had consulted more Council members behind the scenes before the vote.

That's what we see in New Orleans, where half of the slots are reserved for neighborhood children and schools must accept new children at any time during the year.

Charter schools that are immersive bilingual, have a military theme, offer a no - excuses culture, or promote a Waldorf philosophy where children do not begin reading until age seven all might be considered inappropriate for a neighborhood school that is the default choice for all neighborhood children.

Eventually, DCPS plans to guarantee preschool slots for neighborhood children at all its high - poverty schools, but for this coming school year that policy is in place at only five schools.