Sentences with phrase «leadership of the district»

Upon assuming leadership of the district, Superintendent Miles led the development of Destination 2020, a comprehensive plan designed to raise student achievement so that Dallas ISD students are prepared for college and careers.

So while the Board of Education mulls over the future leadership of the district, Alicea looks ahead to the rest of the school year.

students who intend to pursue managerial leadership of districts, state education departments, or policymaking agencies will be able to think more boldly and systematically about their work in a way that fosters new approaches, thoughtful initiatives, and gives them the ability to engage and manage entrepreneurs in their work.

The current leadership of the district has a vision and a commitment to uplift and empower our historically marginalized communities.

The first three action steps come from Dr. Pat Michel, superintendent of Salem City Schools in New Jersey and reflect the changes he's made since assuming leadership of the district.

The leadership of District 13 tries to get Katniss» head in the game (and score some sweet broadcast footage) by sending Katniss into the field to observe the Capitol's atrocities firsthand.

The District was effectively wiped off the grid by bombings from the Capitol, but under the leadership of District President Alma Coin (Julianne Moore, «Non-Stop»), a revolution has been brewing underground, where everyone now resides.

But DSST's accomplishments gave «the leadership of the district an understanding that what was thought impossible was possible.»

The Jefferson problems «can be traced to the fact the the leadership of the district made some late changes in administration at the school,» Dan Isaacs, a spokesman for AALA, told LA School Report.

According to a press release distributed by the teacher advocacy group Educators 4 Excellence, District 6 School Board candidates Monica Ratliff and Antonio Sanchez agreed on several things during recent interviews (such as Superintendent Deasy's leadership of the district and charter schools) but disagreed on others (including teacher retention and school improvement strategies).