Sentences with phrase «getting schools ready»

Since getting the system in July 2005, Dr. Staples has used it to thank all the staff for doing a good job getting schools ready for opening day, and one principal was able to alert parents over a weekend that a student had been killed.

In developing the series we focused on the strengths that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children bring to school, getting schools ready for children as well as children ready for school, and the importance of two - way learning, with teachers and schools, and local communities learning from each other.

Reed said it takes about 12 hours to get a school ready for students once power and water are available.

It only seem minutes ago you were bringing your little one home from the hospital and now you're getting them school ready, time certainly does fly.

Carrieanne Bishop of the Lead Association for Catering in Education paid tribute «to the thousands of school cooks, caterers, teachers and council staff who have worked hard over the summer months to get schools ready for the start of term and introduction of infant free school meals.

Guidance to help free school proposer groups get their school ready for opening once their application has been approved by DfE.

or Getting School Ready!

FEL releases Getting School Ready!

I also oversee family engagement strategies and tools, such as Getting School Ready!

Not exact matches

Then it's back home to help get the kids ready for school — and after that, a five - minute drive to his office.

«Young people have got the potential to be great employees in a sales capacity, but they're not coming out of school completely job - ready,» says Scarborough.

If you're a morning person, get the kids dressed and ready for school.

He's fresh off of a hectic morning getting his kids ready for school, then dropping them off in a hurry.

«By doing something as simple as showing Dad getting the kids ready for school in the morning, struggling with balancing the chaos of a busy morning, they've got a message that is different and easily relatable,» he said.

Another contributing factor: the extra tasks sitters take on during those periods, like getting the kids ready for school, supervising drop - off or pick - up at the bus stop, and helping with homework

Douglas Ready, a senior lecturer at MIT's Sloan School of Management and the founder and president of leadership development firm ICEDR, explains in Harvard Business Review how to get your employees energized in such situations.

On Being a Young CEO «When all my friends were getting ready to go back to school, I met with Mick Jagger to talk about his website.

Although she doesn't run right to the office upon waking up at 4:30 a.m., Warrior spends an hour on email, reads the news, works out and gets her son ready for school.

Today most of us think of back - to - school time in terms of getting the kids ready for another academic year.

Then, clean out the refrigerator, tossing all those picnic leftovers, and get it ready for quick breakfasts, packed lunches and after - school snacks.

(Get ready for a lot of old - school Disney titles.)

Banks typically starts his day between 5:30 a.m. and 6 a.m. with a workout before getting his kids ready for school and heading into the office.

Get the softest, most comfortable sleep so you can wake up refreshed and ready to start the school day.

Dan Bricklin, 25, was getting ready to apply to business schools in Massachusetts, and Bob Frankston, 27, was working as a computer programmer near Boston.

Though 2017 was the year of big - time contests like Trian versus P&G, get ready for more contentious and expensive battles for control of Corporate America, argues Columbia Business School's Wei Jiang.

Most mornings are filled with running around trying to get the kids ready, fed and packing a lunch for Ethan to take to school.

Even though the current Millennials ages 25 to 32 are better educated than the generations of young adults who preceded them, 14 the survey found only one significant generational difference in the overall perceived value of their education in preparing them for a job and career — some 41 % of Millennials ages 25 to 32, 45 % of Gen Xers and 47 % of Baby Boomers say their schooling was «very useful» in getting them ready to enter the labor force.

«School starts next week, so many parents have already spent hundreds of dollars getting their kids ready for the classroom.

Paul Critelli, one of the program's teachers, told me that many parents feel overwhelmed trying to get two or three kids ready for school each morning, and that their instinct is often to «sacrifice the anxious kid» in order to avoid morning hysterics and keep the family train running on time.

She had to wear long winter underwear and heavy overshoes in bad weather; she remembers vividly how in grade school her teachers would let her start getting ready to go home five minutes earlier than the rest of the class because of all the layers she had to put on.

Better still, get rid of a school system that wants to grade and standardize its products to ready them for market.

School is their to teach our kids and get them ready for the real world who cares about religious holidays.

If you were anything like me, you spent many a weekday morning singing along to Jennifer's «Faithful to Me,» «Hold Me Now,» and «A Little More» as you got ready for another day of high school.

If you were anything like me, you spent many a weekday morning singing along to Jennifer Knapp's «Faithful to Me,» «Hold Me Now,» and «A Little More» as you got ready for another day of high school.

And Sunday school gave us basic training in the value of allusion, at first by showing us how the New Testament refers to the Old, and then by getting us ready to see how the scripture still whispers through most of the literature of the Western world.

Life may have its glorious feasts, its well decorated trees, but at a certain time «the holly and mistletoe must be taken down and burnt / And the children got ready for school.»

The valedictorian at the Edison graduation last week was a recent immigrant to the United States, who just moved here four years ago, ready to get his high school education.

I've just made the strawberry jam ready for my girls to get home from school.

«There is quite a bit of collaboration each summer, as our chefs get ready for back to school,» Clark Bartlett notes.

That's life with a house full of teenagers who need Mom to wake them up to get ready for school.

I love them because our mornings are usually busy with getting ready for school, work, etc..

I noticed I haven't posted a breakfast recipe in a really long time — most likely because it's the time of the day we're rushing and being busy with eating, getting ready for the day, making school lunches etc. etc..

The kids have swim team practice most days until 6:15 pm, and the time I have to get dinner ready and feed the family is even shorter than when they're in school.

In later years, I was busy getting my kids ready for back - to - school time, and for many years, as a teacher myself, I was preparing classroom activities.

Between getting school lunches ready, getting breakfast into my kids, and figuring out which route to take for our 20 - 25 minute journey to school, and then driving back home I usually came back feeling like the entire process took me 4 hours.

I also got to take a little trip down memory lane getting Ella's pictures ready for her Rock Star of the Week at school!

My little brother ids getting ready to graduate dental school and I think these will be perfect for his graduation party.

My celiac son is now a senior in high school and he's getting ready to move on to college.

I linked up my snack roundup post for moms getting ready for Back to School.

All of the rushing around to get ready for school or work prevents many individuals from enjoying a healthy and nutritious breakfast.