Sentences with phrase «increasing quality choice»

Arizona has again demonstrated that we are a state invested in increasing quality choice for students.

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«We're going to hit 450 parts per million» — the scientific assessment of the maximum amount of carbon our atmosphere can handle — «because we have no choice, and whoever invents technologies that allow people to increase their quality of life while hitting that number wins — and wins big.»

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«Now this increased funding will continue momentum for improvement and help make sure that everyone gets access to high quality palliative care and has choice about where that care takes place.»

He told the NHS Confederation annual conference this afternoon that increasing demand and the need to improve the quality of service meant tough choices are faced.

«The changes will provide increased choice while ensuring that ADIT retains its position as a trusted benchmark of quality in international tax examinations.

«Habitual and other psychological changes may continue to come about, such as management of nutritional choices in social situations, and overall energy levels may increase as well as quality of sleep improve,» says Freney.

Keys in my training will include all of the hormones and exercise choices I make: the nutrition to repair muscle and keep inflammation down, attention to increased rest and recovery needs, and the reduced volume of training in exchange for quality HIIT sessions.

Fortunately, many healthy lifestyle choices, such as resistance and aerobic exercise, good quality sleep, and a healthy diet, may actually increase testosterone production naturally.

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These national ERAOs and their counterparts at the state level are focused on enacting sweeping education policy changes to increase accountability for student achievement, improve teacher quality, turn around failing schools, and expand school choice.

For much of the past few years, reflecting general concerns about the quality of public schooling, discussions of magnet schools have centered on their potential for providing intensive instruction in such subjects as science and mathematics, serving as models of effectiveness, and increasing family choice within the public system.

More intriguing, however, is news that the report will discuss «how to expand school choice to increase equity and create a market within the public sector for school quality.»

The preview for a release event says that the report will discuss «how to expand school choice to increase equity and create a market within the public sector for school quality.»

In addition to increasing families» choice sets, these policies can induce parents to seek information about school quality.

Some believe that increased «accountability» and «transparency» will raise the quality of private schools participating in the twenty - year old Milwaukee Parental Choice Program (MPCP).

We find clear evidence that the availability of public school - choice options under NCLB increased demand for information on school quality.

Our results indicate that parents respond to increased school - choice options by collecting more information about the quality of local schools.

However, as state legislatures and the Trump administration look to grow school choice, we must commit to ensuring that increases in choice do not lead to decreases in access to quality schools for, or greater segregation of, students with disabilities.

Nevertheless, the near - consensus of high - quality research indicates that these choice programs improve student outcomes for both participating students and — through increased choice and competition — for students who remain in their assigned district schools.

[1] The increased choice and competition would then spur both a wider variety of schooling options as well as improved school quality.

Both sought to achieve these objectives while preserving their commitment to other educational goals, e.g., districtwide commitment to high quality public schools, increased pupil assignment to neighborhood schools, diminished use of busing, greater student choice, reduced risk of white flight, and so forth.

Whether the measure is graduation rates, improved instructional quality, last year's improvement in the lowest - performing schools targeted for special intervention, a nation - leading new collective - bargaining agreement, the addition of many new high - quality public schools, increased parental choice, or a material increase in the proportion of effective teachers, the arrow is pointed decidedly up in Newark.

Charter schools are here to stay, to be against them in a blanket way misses opportunities to help students, provide quality school choices, and to assure that those existing schools are delivering quality and increasing equity.

A unified enrollment system would streamline the school choice process for families, provide more equitable access to quality schools and increase the information available to families as they make choices about schools.

Increase both choice and access to high quality early childhood experiences, particularly for the children across the country who need it most.

A choice of customized quality programs for elementary, middle, and high school students improve their classroom performance; increase academic performance and confidence in one or more subject areas.

By providing students with choices to meet their interests within the context of high - quality learning, they said, schools are encouraging creativity and increasing students» awareness of various career opportunities.

It is our hope that we can collaborate with the incoming Secretary of Education to enact policies that support increased access to high - quality public magnet schools that promote choice, equity, diversity, and academic excellence for all students.»

Here's how education reform was phrased in the poll question: «The education reform bill passed last year by the State Legislature and signed by the Governor takes essential steps to close Connecticut's worst - in - the - nation achievement gap, raise standards for educators, allows immediate action to improve failing schools, increases access to high - quality public school choices, and improves how education dollars arespent.

Join us for an engaging look at the collaborative route Charlotte - Mecklenburg Schools designed to increase equitable access to high - quality magnet programs and school choice options.

Charter schools appear to offer the choice and competition — which we have idealized — we believe can raise the quality of education, but increasing funding of charter schools proves to be as flawed as teacher merit pay.

Ulla Hamilton, president of Sweden's Free School Association, thinks increased quality inspections would both prove that most free schools are doing well and help parents make more informed choices.

Well, for example, when Catalyst asked how Chicago Public Schools justifies $ 76 million in increased funding to charter schools despite their lackluster performance and the district's enormous deficit, spokeswoman Becky Carroll said that «our job is to not only help build high - quality schools, but expand the number of choices.»

* Title I — $ 1 billion increase * New private school choice program — $ 250 million (increase since it's new) * Charter schools — $ 168 million increase * Title II A, Supporting Effective Instruction Program — $ 2.4 billion cut * 21st Century Community Learning Centers — $ 1.17 billion cut * Striving Readers Comprehensive Literacy Program — $ 190 million cut * Impact Aid Payments for Federal Property — $ 66.8 million cut * Teacher Quality Partnership — $ 43.1 million cut

Governor Malloy today unveiled a bold set of reforms to increase funding equity and school quality for students in Connecticut's public schools of choice.

School districts nationwide want to increase participation in their choice programs and parents want greater access to a more diverse set of high - quality school options.

«Both Lewis and Orange Jones are staunch advocates for parental choice and unwavering supporters of increasing access to high - quality educational options for low - income and working - class Black families in Louisiana,» the BAEO Action Fund Board of Directors wrote in a press release.

As the nation celebrates National School Choice Week, the potential to increase access to high - quality educational options, especially for low - income and working - class black families, has never been higher.

Asked which of three funding choices will significantly improve the quality of public schools, 41 percent of adults say we need to use state funds more wisely, 10 percent say we need to increase state funding, and the largest share — 46 percent — say we need to do both.

«These planning grants are another opportunity to increase the number of high - quality choices for... families within the existing framework of successful district schools,» L.A. Unified Supt. Michelle King said Monday in announcing the grants.

Lisa Graham Keegan is currently the principal partner at the Keegan Company, where her major projects include serving as a senior advisor to National School Choice Week, a celebration of all excellent education options for students, and as the executive director of A for Arizona, a joint project of the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and the Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce that seeks to rapidly increase the number of «A» quality public schools in the state.

«I am excited about the opportunities to increase the number of high - quality choices for our L.A. Unified families,» said L.A. Unified Superintendent Michelle King.

«These planning grants are another opportunity to increase the number of high - quality choices for our L.A. Unified families within the existing framework of successful District schools,» said L.A. Unified Supt. Michelle King.

Since then, we increased quality options for families with expanded public school choice, a needs - based voucher program, and Indiana's Charter School Board, making sure all parents — no matter where they live — have the ability to find a good school that meets their child's needs.

School districts nationwide are looking to increase participation in their school choice programs and parents are seeking greater access to a more diverse set of high - quality school options for their children.

It also includes four subsequent recommendations for implementation by the Los Angeles Unified School District and Los Angeles» charter school sector to increase accessibility to quality school choices for all families.

«The education reform bill passed last year by the State Legislature and signed by the Governor takes essential steps to close Connecticut's worst - in - the - nation achievement gap, raise standards for educators, allows immediate action to improve failing schools, increases access to high - quality public school choices, and improves how education dollars are spent.

Imagine, the question informs voters that the Governor's legislation «takes essential steps to close Connecticut's worst - in - the - nation achievement gap, raise standards for educators, allows immediate action to improve failing schools, increases access to high - quality public school choices, and improves how education dollars are spent.»

This increased choice was advocated for urban education reform and improving school quality (Fuller & Elmore, 1996).