Sentences with phrase «involvement programs in the country»

FAST, recognized as one of the most effective prevention and parent - involvement programs in the country, has received more than two dozen awards.

The Families and Schools Together (FAST) program is recognized as one of the most effective parent - involvement programs in the country.

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Health campaigners in Brazil recently sent a letter protesting against Nestle's involvement in that country's «Zero Hunger» program.

In the speech, Bellone cited a new pilot program dealing with fourth - and fifth - graders in Wyandanch and South Country school districts aiming to divert youngsters who are showing signs of gang involvement like using gang clothing or terminologIn the speech, Bellone cited a new pilot program dealing with fourth - and fifth - graders in Wyandanch and South Country school districts aiming to divert youngsters who are showing signs of gang involvement like using gang clothing or terminologin Wyandanch and South Country school districts aiming to divert youngsters who are showing signs of gang involvement like using gang clothing or terminology.

Having online collaborative education programs in over 130 countries, iEARN's involvement will enable the entire conference to be truly global in scope and size.

«For those without pr programs in place, I would use examples - and there are so many from across this country — of how successful school public relations and communications programs have helped schools earn the trust, support and involvement of communities.

Community Involvement * Build On - 2011 - 2014 A volunteer organization allowing students to participate in weekly community service, and help end poverty and illiteracy in third world countries * Habitat for Humanity - 2013 - 2015 A volunteer program focused on improving living conditions by building and renovating more affordable homes for low income families.

Legal custody issues include: out - of - state or out - of - country travel with the child; school enrollment or withdrawal from a public or private institution; type of child care provider; involvement in extracurricular activities and after - school programs; and participation in religious studies or activities.