Sentences with phrase «keep kids in»

I need a Dutch door to keep KIDS in.

It's also a way to help people stay put, keep their kids in the same schools and stabilize neighborhoods, according to Bartling.

As the parents we do our best to keep our kids in a happy and healthy environment but we are only human and sometimes things will get a little derailed in life.

Judicial leaders, such as Chief Judge Judith Kaye, who served on New York state's high court for 25 years, organized a national symposium on the need to «keep kids in school and out of court.»

For example they keep their kids in the same school or activities, they keep them in the same house and then they split parenting time between the parents.

Restorative practices — an alternative to punitive justice — keep kids in school, where they can learn how their behavior affects others.

It attacks the schools that help poor kids and demands that parents keep their kids in lousy government schools in order to increase the pressure to improve them.

Lewis also taught at the Harlem Youth in Action, an anti-poverty program designed to help keep kids in school, and in 1963, founded SPIRAL — a group of African - American artists who fought for civil rights through art.

COPE Service Dogs in Training Are Helping Keep Kids in SchoolWe had the pleasure of meeting Jane Boake the founder and chair of COPE Service Dogs recently and the chance to see the various COPE school programs w...

Ultimately, Marshall Public Schools has the same challenge Albion did: convince parents to keep their kids in the local school.

Next year, busing schedules will change to keep kids in the light of day.

U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos spoke about the possibility of rescinding the guidance earlier this month, to supporters who argue that the guidance improves school safety and promotes the use of alternative strategies that keep kids in school.

Marshall Public Schools has the same challenge Albion did: convince parents to keep their kids in the local school.

Thurmond passed legislation to provide millions of dollars to school districts to keep kids in school and out of the criminal justice system, fought for money to make sure that all California youth in foster care can go to college, and increased funding for early education programs.

They took away recess to keep kids in the classroom.

Or are parents willing to keep their kids in bad schools because the school is nearby, or run by a family friend or the family's pastor?

That's why many districts are hoping to keep kids in school by trying an alternative to suspension.

These skills also teach perseverance, which helps keep kids in school and enables them to push through the tough times all adults experience.

As districts strive to make every student college and career ready after high school, all avenues to keep kids in school and engaged is vitally important.

We can keep kids in school and prepare them for life after graduation by delivering authentic learning experiences that matter to them.

So that's — and the third one is just getting the research into the hands of the policy makers, because I believe that teachers and educators, when they see these connections that it's true that you can keep kids in school, pursue an alternative method of discipline and improve test scores, improve climate, improve graduation rates.

A Waianae school, where 40 percent of students are chronically absent, is trying home visits and a partnership with family court to keep kids in class.

Stella Connell Levy, president and executive director of the Restorative Schools Vision Project — a human rights organization that uses restorative justice to keep kids in school when they make mistakes — emphasizes that the circle and other such activities come to function as «safe spaces.»

I started hearing about it as an alternative to the school - to - prison pipeline, in order to keep kids in school and in the classroom, and not push them out with suspensions and expulsions.»

He scaled back the scope of offenses that could warrant out - of - school suspensions and expanded the number of non-punitive discipline measures to keep kids in class.

The previous board went so far as to spend time and money trying to figure out how to keep kids in district schools, including launching a unified enrollment system this year that excludes charters.

«In - school suspensions for low - risk students cost more money, but our goal is to keep kids in school.»

California Chief Justice and Chair of the Judicial Council Tani Cantil - Sakaute launched a Keep Kids in School and Out of Court initiative in 2014 and sent a letter to Juvenile Court judges.

«Who would want to keep kids in a school that are violent and unsafe?»

Improving Discipline: Eliminate zero tolerance; keep kids in school * All applied to turnaround schools

Opponents of the referendum bristle over the allegation that some parents just want to keep their kids in mostly white schools.

Charter schools can also keep kids in school longer, offer more one - on - one attention and try different ways of teaching and learning.

Charter schools also can keep kids in school longer, offer more one - on - one attention and use different ways of teaching to adapt to different learning styles, supporters say.

It focuses on strategies to keep kids in school and engaged — from a rich curriculum to restorative justice to wraparound supports — so that every student has a fair shot to reach his or her potential.

There also are big financial incentives to keep kids in school.

Principal of the Year Personalizes, Individualizes Student Learning After watching her bright brother drop out of high school, Dr. Jeryl (Jill) Martin wanted to find ways to keep kids in schools.

We have a problem with mobility — kids change schools a lot — so we're really going to make an effort to keep kids in the building.

«This SEL work isn't just feel - good: We know through research that relationships and connections keep kids in school.»

* Strategies to Keep Kids in School States can learn a lesson from a recently released report about dropout rates in 16 states.

Their primary goals: Keep kids in school, and raise student achievement.

Perhaps it was coincidence, but New York City seems to have gotten the message of the Civil Rights Project (CRP) about discipline and has revised its student code of conduct to help keep kids in school.

Together ~ stakeholders ~ including those in the community ~ can do their part to collectively keep kids in school ~ help them succeed and encourage them to discover their passion.

In fact, many school districts across the nation have been adopting these new transformative methods as a way to improve their school climates and keep kids in school.

Education World talked with administrators in several districts who use everything from fines to rewards to keep kids in school.

Restorative practices — an alternative to punitive justice — keep kids in school, where they can learn how their behavior affects others.

Here are some groups that are working to keep kids in school.

«It gives them stability, and they've taken ownership of it» — just the kind of commitment Providence was looking for to keep their kids in school, build their confidence, and prepare them for success as adults.

With the roads now closed, Oliver decides to keep the kids in the dirty, drab UM lounge under the supervision of the thankless Zach Van Bourke (Wilmer Valderrama, «That»70s Show»).

Aidan's attempts to keep his kids in school through auditions and even a little charity (which should stoke the metaphorical flames of the Kickstarter naysayers) prove unsuccessful.

In an effort to keep the kids in a healthy environment while they healed, she removed all toxic chemicals from anything she could - like cleaning products and the foods they served.