Sentences with phrase «graduation for thousands»

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This month, thousands of DPS high school students will celebrate their graduation, smiling and holding freshly printed diplomas - feeling empowered by having achieved a milestone, ready to tackle the next, but are they truly prepared for their next?

Considering that little more than half a decade ago the graduation rate in New York City, was barely 50 percent this is a remarkable achievement reflecting improved present academic performance and future standard of living for tens of thousands of students.

After enrolling thousands of students in the courses — which took place in classrooms in front of computers after school, during free periods, over summer school or during winter and spring break — LA Unified Superintendent Michelle King announced earlier this month the projected graduation rate for 2015 - 16 was 75 percent, a new record.

Ruth has written numerous articles and has co-authored two books: Breaking Barriers: Equity and Excellence for All (Glaze, Mattingley, Levin: Pearson, Canada, 2012) and High School Graduation: K - 12 Strategies that Work (Glaze, Mattingley, Andrews: Corwin, Thousand Oaks, California, 2013).

Meanwhile, the on - time graduation rate for thousands of ALE students was only 32 %.

Under ESSA, «thousands of Indiana diplomas known as general diplomas would no longer count for a school's graduation rate,» and Indiana «could see its statewide graduation rate drop from 89 percent to 76 percent.»

Since 2000, we have helped thousands of teachers and school leaders improve their practices and reach the depth of instruction called for by the Standards so that students can succeed before and after graduation.

Dear friends, This month, thousands of DPS high school students will celebrate their graduation, smiling and holding freshly printed diplomas - feeling empowered by having achieved a milestone, ready to tackle the next, but are they truly prepared for their next?

Your support is meaningful to the thousands of students and educators we impact because it helps pave the way for resilient and successful youth, supports teacher quality and retention, and improves engagement and motivation in the classroom leading to graduation.

Several 100 thousand of them will likely be first year teachers by the year 2031 - 2032, and the kinds of teachers they will become will be greatly influenced by what school is like for them between now and their graduation from high school as the class of 2027.

Many students and their families rely on student loans from federal and private lenders to help pay for college, ultimately owing tens of thousands of dollars upon graduation.

Among other debts I am trying to pay off, I would like to save for my kids college so that they don't have to deal with the stress of tens of thousands of dollars of student loans post graduation... does that count as a financial hardship?

It might seem glamorous now to have a few thousand dollars in the bank, but graduation rolls around sooner than most undergraduates expect, and the time for loan repayment even faster.

For tens of thousands of students, graduation means D - Day in facing the obligation of repaying college debts.

For example, following graduation she made «Toothpick Suit» — for which she layered thousands of toothpicks in porcupine fashion along a suit of clothes — that she then wore and photographFor example, following graduation she made «Toothpick Suit» — for which she layered thousands of toothpicks in porcupine fashion along a suit of clothes — that she then wore and photographfor which she layered thousands of toothpicks in porcupine fashion along a suit of clothes — that she then wore and photographed.

We put ourselves through three or four years of grueling doctoral studies that can fundamentally reshape our views of the world and we often graduate owing tens of thousands of dollars in student loan debt, needing to find work that pays enough for us to retire that debt, usually many years after graduation.