Sentences with phrase «large town schools»

It is ironic that the amount of extra traffic and burden of the cost of transporting children from the age of 4 to large town schools together with the expansion costs of those larger schools will actually cost more than adequately funding the rural schools in the first place!

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Since the 19th century, companies have built company towns across the United States — municipalities where they own large percentages of the housing, stores, schools, churches, roads, and parks.

And proponents say they're already hitting such speed bumps, including municipalities that have confined marijuana companies to tiny industrial districts on the edge of town, or have implemented large buffers around schools and day cares that, drawn out on a map, cover nearly all of their territory.

, the state pension plan does, too, and school districts, towns and villages, and other participants get a larger - than - normal bill.

The larger towns had their own Muftis and councils which administered the funds for religious teaching in their madrasas and schools, many of which employed Turkish teachers.

They work with schools, run seminars for young married couples, meet with the large community of sex workers in the border town of Nyanza Lac, broadcast a weekly radio program, and use the natural contexts of young people — like soccer matches — to share the message of creaturely self - respect and divine love.

These schools exist in large cities and small towns, suburbs and rural enclaves.

The Old Town School's international dance program is one of the largest and most diverse in Chicago.

When Bob Bilton and his wife decided to move up from their former Buffalo Grove house to a new one with a finished basement for their soon - to - be-teenagers and a larger yard for their four - legged kids, the schools kept them in town.

Old Town School's international dance program is one of the largest and most diverse in Chicago.

One implication of the different spatial distribution of people by race is that lots of metropolitan areas have de facto segregated schools, while Brown v. Board of Education and the cases that followed were quite effective in requiring schools in small towns and rural areas with racially mixed populations to be integrated, since they don't have many schools period and don't have nearly as great residential segregation into large nearly mono - racial groups of neighborhoods the way that many large cities do.

A number of readers have forwarded the mailer, which not only includes a large headshot of the Republican Guilderland Town Board member and reveals Redlich's home address, but also urges recipients to «call the police» if they see him near a «public school,» «in your neighborhood» or «near your family.»

Cuomo only asking the people to support the cap without any mention of mandate relief is the hamburger bun without the burger and simply fuels the opposition's (they say mandate relief before tax cap) claim that tax cap alone is a big - government scheme to take power away from and defund local towns and school districts and increase the power of the larger state government which created the property tax problem in the first place by passing the mandates which are the biggest property tax drivers and now refuses to change those mandates.

The governor's move could force some towns, cities, counties and school districts to borrow money in the short term in order to cover their costs, which include salaries, benefits and a large payment for their retirees» pensions.

For instance, local officials lured large numbers of Tutsis to a school near the town of Murambi, where Hutu militias used machine guns, explosives and other weapons to kill more than 40,000 people in just three days.

Writing in a linked Comment, Christopher Colvin from the University of Cape Town in South Africa, and Abigail Harrison from Brown University School of Public Health in the USA say, «Currently, the increasingly narrow and fierce debates over the HIV and depot medroxyprogesterone acetate link have focused on whether a large randomised controlled trial should be done to better understand this link.

Students from large towns and low - poverty schools experience few significant gains from their school tour of an art museum.

Even in some of the nation's largest cities, the number of kids traveling across town to attend better schools on any given morning might not fill a single school bus.

In the major towns and the larger villages, all of them crowded and bustling, there is always a public school, usually a fine two - story building that sports a plaque marking it as a recipient of some kind of foreign aid.

After analyzing the content of samples from local wells for a project about the quality of drinking water, fifth - and sixth - grade students at Shutesbury Elementary School display their information on a large map of the town and look for patterns in the data.

Conducted by the Institute for Positive Psychology and Education at Australian Catholic University (ACU), the survey included 2,621 principals and 1,024 assistant principals from primary and secondary schools across urban, suburban, large towns, rural and remote locations from around the country.

Using Census Bureau classifications, we group students into three categories according to the location of the school they attended in 3rd grade: 1) a large or midsize city, 2) suburbia (specifically, the urban fringe of a large or midsize city), and 3) towns and rural areas.

The improved rate at Woodson in a low - income neighborhood in Northeast Washington puts the school above the citywide average and just five points shy of the graduation rate for Woodrow Wilson High School, the District's largest comprehensive school, located in an affluent part ofschool above the citywide average and just five points shy of the graduation rate for Woodrow Wilson High School, the District's largest comprehensive school, located in an affluent part ofSchool, the District's largest comprehensive school, located in an affluent part ofschool, located in an affluent part of town.

And again, we're talking about a whole range of school districts: rural, small town - yes, large city school systems that may have more resources.

Schools in the study ranged from 28 - 92 % poverty, and included four rural, four small town, and one suburban school, as well as five inner - city schools from three large metropolitan disSchools in the study ranged from 28 - 92 % poverty, and included four rural, four small town, and one suburban school, as well as five inner - city schools from three large metropolitan disschools from three large metropolitan districts.

Although the district is medium - sized in student population, it is quite spread out, and its schools have by and large retained their small - town identity.

Monmouth is a small town with three large secondary schools, two independent and one comprehensive school.

For the town's large share of Jewish residents, the public school system also does not feel like a paragon of unity and inclusion.

Lord Baker has now called for the EBacc to be expanded to take on technical qualifications from age 16 — with programmes delivered in «cities and large towns by clusters of mainstream schools and colleges and specialist institutions modelled on UTC, career colleges and studio schools».

The second largest single payment that breached rules, according to the EFA, was # 1.2 million from St Peter's Catholic School and Sixth Form Centre in Gloucester, to Town and City Builders — a firm linked to a governor.

-- so that a large percentage of families who have «won» the Norwich Free Academy bonanza are those who sit on appointed or elected boards, or who work in the Town Hall... it's unclear who got this year's bonus special dispensation... But one family seems to believe that all of their children will get the NFA benefit — at a cost of over $ 100K of local taxpayer dollars (with increased segregation and isolation in the impoverished Windham schools).

England's largest academy chain has abandoned plans to close a town's only secondary school after a backlash from parents.

What Malloy and Pryor don't explain is that in order to get approved, towns were required to include certain education reform initiatives, including forcing Connecticut's largest school districts to participate in Achievement First, Inc.'s «Residency Program for School Leadership.&school districts to participate in Achievement First, Inc.'s «Residency Program for School Leadership.&School Leadership.»

«We are the only remaining true traditional neighborhood high school in this entire, larger area of Chicago,» said Rita Raichoudhuri, principal of Wells High School in Westschool in this entire, larger area of Chicago,» said Rita Raichoudhuri, principal of Wells High School in WestSchool in West Town.

Here she is, in a very large urban high school, in an area of town with no industry and the highest crime rate in the city.

The town isn't large enough to sustain its own K - 12 district school, so it contracts with a neighboring town to educate most of its residents» children starting in 5th grade.

The 11 project schools were from eight different school districts spread across a rural area in the southeastern U.S.; an eastern city; two small towns in the Midwest; a large city in the Midwest; and a large city in the southwestern U.S..

Meanwhile, opposition to Malloy's plan was swift with many towns announcing that his proposal would lead to massive cuts to public schools and large property tax increases in the majority of Connecticut communities.

They are popular in Baton Rouge, especially the largest magnet school in town, Baton Rouge Magnet High School, which is the best known and oschool in town, Baton Rouge Magnet High School, which is the best known and oSchool, which is the best known and oldest.

«And while urban areas and high schools typically have the largest percentage of students missing school, the problem also exists in rural, town and suburban districts as well as in elementary and middle schools.»

What always troubled me is that schools were labeled as wasteful, when a large portion of every town's school budget covers special education.

No dogs affected with rabies, commonly called mad dogs, nor dogs exposed to rabies, shall be allowed to run at large in any city, town, village, township or school district within this state.

Like Tastura right over the other side of town, Kuta Indah is an old - school, rambling hotel on a large block of real estate not long before the road begins to weave its way up and over the hill.

Silent Hill 3 is also a little linear, unlike previous games where you would have short sections where you could explore town, then moving into the larger puzzle sections of the School / Hospital / Apartment Block, everything is now connected.

Historically, large organisations including corporations, schools, professional guilds and town councils have commissioned portraits of their staff.

An imaginative sculptor known for his skillful handling of material and metaphor, Modisakeng first turned heads with his BFA exhibition of wood - carved bullhorns, snuff boxes, and a large Claes Oldenburg - like slip - joint knife at Cape Town's Michaelis School of Fine Art in 2009.

In 2007 he completed Specimens, a large wall sculpture for the University Of Cape Town's medical school campus.

The USGS Water Science School Possibly you can remember when a really big rain, be it from a hurricane or a large frontal system, hit your town.

Not only is it revitalising a whole area of the inner city centre with a # 250m investment, it has tapped the two large firms that have offshored facilities in the town — Allen & Overy and Baker McKenzie — to fund a new collaboration between the Schools of Law and Computing and Intelligent Systems.

And they tell these law students to go stand around in a conference room at the law school where they're going to be representatives from nine of the largest firms in town, and they're going to have a cocktail, and they're going to awkwardly hand someone their poorly made business card, and say, «You know, thanks.»