Sentences with phrase «governed by local community»

In Queensland, many of the communities that will be a part of this worthwhile project are governed by local community councils who have barely had enough time to establish themselves as strong and effective councils since the shift from the old Department of Aboriginal Affairs regime in the late 1980's, and then being responsible for all social services up until 2007.

Charter schools are designed, tailored, and governed by each local community, rather than by a central bureaucracy.

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We did this by replacing local loan officers with a self - governing, eBay - style peer - to - peer lending community.

OOC is governed by a volunteer, 24 - member Board of Directors comprised of local business and community leaders who strive for economic growth policies which result in project development.

The school is governed by the Cherokee Charter Academy, Inc., which consists of local community board members: Danny Dukes, Kim Cochran, Susan Imrie, Wendy Prichard, Josh Fuder and Mark Johnson.

The schools are governed by The South Louisiana Charter Foundation, Inc., which consists of local community member volunteers, including: John Pierre, Achilles Williams, Alvin Washington, Quentin Messer, Jr., Edmund Jordan and Elaine Rougeau.

The school is governed by the Triangle Charter Education Association which consists of local community leaders: Allen Taylor, Kim Brown, Judy DuPre, Elaine Shamel, Lee Teague and Ted Sherburne.

The school is governed by the Georgia Charter Educational Foundation which consists of local community leaders: Taasha Blevins, Ernest Taylor, Scott McGinnis, Maurice Grover, Suzie Lenning and Sandy Mosher.

KIPP regional organizations are governed by a local board of directors, led by an executive director or superintendent, and often partner with neighboring schools and community based organizations.

Iberville Charter Academy is governed by the South Louisiana Charter Foundation which is comprised of local and regional community leaders: John Pierre, Brigitte Nieland, Achilles Williams, Michael Jackson, Michael Palamone, Judge Ulysses Thibodeaux and Angie Trotter.

Lafayette Renaissance Charter Academy is governed by Lafayette Charter Foundation, Inc., which includes local community leaders: Dr. Mary Louella Riggs - Cook; Carlos Harvin; Karen Miller; Virginia Jones; Fernando Perez - Viart; Erica Williams; and Jeremy Howard.

Each charter school is governed by its own local school community, which often includes parents and teachers — rather than a district.

They are governed by an unelected, non-profit board so local communities and school districts have no power to oversee them.

Public districts governing boards are elected by the local community and must approve all aspects of school management — curriculum, expenditures, hiring and firing of personnel, etc..

Kannapolis Charter Academy is governed by the North Carolina Charter Educational Foundation which consists of local community leaders: Barbra Bryan, Talitha McGuinness, Beth Allen, Beth Compton, Wayne Turner, Ivonne Reed and Jessica Rainstein.

Each charter school is governed by its own local school community, rather than a district.

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Local community governance of community legal clinics as independent, non profit corporations governed by a community based board of directors and accountable to their communities;

Autonomous organisation governed by a board elected by local members every two years to work for Aboriginal community living in the Liverpool area.

The common factor that distinguishes these services is that they are governed by boards of management elected from the local Aboriginal community, and they deliver culturally appropriate comprehensive primary health care.

It also allowed for accountability to members by its governing committee, and a system of local and regional governance for Indigenous communities in the provision of services.

These organisations are governed and largely staffed by local Indigenous community members who are held accountable to our communities for delivering on outcomes, often well beyond what we are funded to deliver and beyond the usual hours of business.