Sentences with phrase «kindergarten seats for»
Greenleaf, who has been tracking school population numbers for years, has determined that you need 60 kindergarten seats for every 100 births in the Community Board 1 area (roughly the area south of Canal St).
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In another sermon denouncing the Nazis he said, «We see and experience clearly what lies behind the new doctrines which have for years been forced on us, for the sake of which religion has been banned from the schools, our organisations have been suppressed and now Catholic kindergartens are about to be abolished — there is a deep - seated hatred of Christianity, which they are determined to destroy.»
Downtown's crowded elementary schools have more applicants than seats for their kindergarten programs.
P.S. 234 saw 177 zoned students apply for 125 kindergarten seats, while 157 youngsters applied for P.S. 276's 100 seats, the schools» principals said.
These projects included the building of 2 storey Administration blocks, net mending sheds, kindergartens, premix and other fuel depots, 12 seater toilet complex and washrooms, entertainment centres, breakwaters, Quay platform, etc for every site.
Kindergarten classroom offers creative learning areas, ample storage, and seating that allows wiggle room for young students.
Kirstin warned, «Kindergarten classrooms are losing their block sets and finger paints, to make room for more and more direct instruction of developmentally inappropriate subject matter, more seat - work, and more testing and test prep.
During the school year prior to Hurricane Katrina, there were 67 pre-kindergarten seats for every 100 public - school kindergarten students.
Registration for kindergarten seats (including both «K1» for students who will be 4 years old by September 1, and «K2» for students who will be 5 years old by September 1) and Grade 6 begins in early January for the school year that begins the following September.
Forty percent of the kindergarten seats are set aside for residents of three nearby housing developments.
Our Los Angeles schools are in strong demand: In 2015, we had seven times more interest than space, with over 2,500 applications for just under 350 seats, including 1,680 applications for approximately 220 kindergarten seats.
More than 550 families listed KIPP as their first choice for kindergarten though only 448 seats were available across the network, which includes eight Newark schools.