Sentences with phrase «made clear to schools»

In that guidance the administration made clear to schools: These big disparities violate civil rights law and will not be tolerated.

«Despite his assurances and our warnings, the Minister seems unable to make it clear to schools and local authorities that the grant is specifically designed to support disadvantaged pupils.

We advised that the DfE should make it clear to schools that the minimal nature of the KS4 Programme of Study for Computing should be read as an indication of the flexibility that is expected at KS4 for students to follow a range of different paths within Computing, and emphatically not as an indication that Computing is considered unimportant at KS4.

At the same time, CABE is making it clear to school districts that cell phones should not be visible or used during instructional time.

This will help make it clear to schools that every pupil must leave secondary school equipped with knowledge about STIs and specifically about HIV and AIDS.

By taking care when composing your cover letter, you can create a strong first impression and make it clear to the school of your dreams that you are a candidate worthy of admission.

Not exact matches

«We really struggled with what the product would look like — we were initially putting it together as a supplemental product that we sell to schools, but then it became clear that it made more sense for us to partner directly with publishers to take advantage of their existing sales and distribution networks and help them transform their existing products into the next generation products that people would be expecting on iPads,» says Derek Lomas, CEO of Mathify, a company that partners with textbook publishers to create interactive learning material.

David Sparling, professor and chair of agri - food innovation and regulation at the Ivey Business School, says Saputo's moves so far have made it clear it wants to be a significant international player.

This demographic turns their nose up at traditional marketing tactics and steering clear of old - school advertising mediums like cable TV, which makes it hard for businesses to find a way in.

A review of the policy and interviews with district leaders make it clear that PROMISE had nothing to do with Cruz's treatment by school officials; in fact, according to Superintendent Robert Runcie, Cruz wasn't even in PROMISE.

Moreover, ECB communication should be dovish enough to make clear that more support is coming if needed, including in terms of flexible QE implementation and old - school forward guidance.

Either way, ECB communication should be dovish enough to make clear that more support is coming if needed, including in terms of flexible QE implementation and old - school forward guidance.

«The clear difference between the Vancouver school board and others is the statements that they have been making about the changes that they propose to make this year, which they believe are unacceptable.»

Just the mention of some of the schools of thought associated with it makes clear that panentheism has, to put it gently, a checkered history.

The charters of many nondenominational schools make it clear that is what they were founded to do.

Weitzman's actual work on this is more complex and intelligent than a newspaper can reasonably be expected to make clear, but as presented by Krugman, what we are presented with in environmentalism is a straightforward, old - school version of Pascal's Wager.

Our monitoring of several hundred urban schools under the pressures of racial change has made one thing very clear: while the elements of failure are depressingly similar from school to school, those of success are unique.

I would not be at all surprised if The Tablet had not been looking for an opportunity to make clear its displeasure at what they have seen as his betrayal of the liberal cause ever since their bitter disillusion all those years ago over the establishment of the firmly Catholic St. Gregory's School in Oxford and the dismantling of its truly awful ecumenical (which in effect meant functionally secular) predecessor.

That they are many in number is clear from the statements of purpose made by schools when they define to what end they are training ministers, and by other church organizations — denominations, councils, conferences, et cetera — when they justify their activities.

To solve its central problem as a professional school, the seminary must find some way to unify what it has to say to the churches, must make this clear to the student without letting the message get lost among dispersed areas of study, and must devise effective pedagogies aimed finally at the life of the churcTo solve its central problem as a professional school, the seminary must find some way to unify what it has to say to the churches, must make this clear to the student without letting the message get lost among dispersed areas of study, and must devise effective pedagogies aimed finally at the life of the churcto unify what it has to say to the churches, must make this clear to the student without letting the message get lost among dispersed areas of study, and must devise effective pedagogies aimed finally at the life of the churcto say to the churches, must make this clear to the student without letting the message get lost among dispersed areas of study, and must devise effective pedagogies aimed finally at the life of the churcto the churches, must make this clear to the student without letting the message get lost among dispersed areas of study, and must devise effective pedagogies aimed finally at the life of the churcto the student without letting the message get lost among dispersed areas of study, and must devise effective pedagogies aimed finally at the life of the church.

In the space of time available to him, of course, Mr. Clinton could offer little more than a hasty outline of this proposal, but he did manage to make clear that what he was referring to was some sort of system whereby American high school (and, as it was to turn out, also college) graduates would exchange some years of service, either as policemen, environmental workers, or offerers of some form of assistance to poor children, in exchange for the government's subsequently paying their college tuition» a kind of GI Bill for non-GIs.

It is already clear that I have made a decision to describe certain features of the heritage and situation that shape a theological school as «pluralistic.»

This was made quite clear by Ed Balls, minister for Children Schools and Families when he said on 23 February 2010, «A Catholic faith school can say to their pupils we believe as a religion contraception is wrong but what they can't do is therefore say that they are not going to teach them about contraception to children, how to access contraception or how to use contraception.»

I describe this situation to make clear that the United States does not have a good model of religious schools to offer.

Such is the first, superficial impression: our schools, like our churches and our ministers, have no clear conception of what they are doing but are carrying on traditional actions, making separate responses to various pressures exerted by churches and society, contriving uneasy compromises among many values, engaging in little quarrels symptomatic of undefined issues, trying to improve their work by adjusting minor parts of the academic machine or by changing the specifications of the raw material to be treated.

But now that the authorities of the Catholic Church have made it clear that if a Catholic school did disobey such a law, their bishops would not support them they do not have a leg to stand on.

We've made it through Back to School, the leaves are falling, the kids have picked out their costumes and before we know it, we will be clearing out the last remains of the Halloween candy.

This has had the effect of making those teams really good (2 of the top 3 teams according to MaxPreps were private Catholic high schools in LA, including clear # 1 Mater Dei), while hurting the public schools around them.

No news, he said one day that he could have not make it in school because he was to much behind... He is a clear «idiot» and Wenger loves his «idiots» and talentless players because they follow instructions like muppets.

And the overlapping infrastructures of the schools themselves, the NCAA, state gov» t, and federal gov» t make it so that it's impossible to get a clear picture on what the hell actually happens at these places.

Thursday, Emmert made it clear that the schools (not him) are the ones who don't want to move to something closer to the Olympic model, which might help mitigate some of the issues in men's basketball and football, and might have kept the NCAA and the conferences from yet another court battle they probably won't win.

I play two high school sports, and both coaches have made it really clear that if I don't play their sport during the summer, I won't have much of a chance to make varsity.

Schools and parents sometimes have difficulty with the form's middle box, which is a box for conditional clearances or more specifically for children who are «Cleared for all sports without restriction with recommendations for further evaluation or treatment for...» Schools, Districts and YSOs have to make sure that whoever is receiving the forms is vigilant enough to read the recommendations for further evaluation and treatment, and to make sure they're implemented.

«We will however make available information on best practice and «what works» for improving the attainment of disadvantaged pupils and I am clear that a valuable use of the premium would be schools investing in ways to encourage parents, including of course fathers, to engage in the education of their children.»

1 - 2 years old — carry dishes to kitchen, throw away diapers 2 - 3 — help sort laundry, help make beds 4 - 5 — prepare cold cereal, set and clear the table 6 - 8 — vacuum, make their own lunches for school 9 - 10 — clean bathrooms, wash dishes

But at the same time, Brian's sobering story makes clear that millions of American children live in food insecure homes, school meals are often their only dependable source of food, yet for a variety of reasons (parental neglect, stigma, etc.) they may not be getting all the food that's being made available to them at school.

Moreover, as a feature article in yesterday's New York Times Sunday magazine made clear, SNA and its lobbyists on Capitol Hill are already deeply entrenched in their strategy to roll back healthier school food requirements.

Be very clear that you expect the behavior to end, and that you expect a follow up by the school in several weeks to make sure it hasn't returned.

And as this recent PBS News Hour report makes clear, lead in school drinking water is hardly a problem confined to Flint, Michigan.

School administrators are eager to make it clear that the last thing they want to do is to embarrass children or make them go hungry.

If your teen can gain a clear understanding of what his new school is going to be like, he may have a more positive attitude about making the move.

While impoverished families and those inside the school food world have known about lunch shaming for decades, the intense viral reaction to those two Times stories made clear that most Americans had no idea that kids with meal debt are stigmatized every day in school cafeterias around the country.

I'm confused by the reference to the «Food and Drug Administration» in the second entry (it's the Department of Agriculture that oversees child nutrition), but the intent of these lawmakers is clear: destroy all of the tremendous progress we've made over the last six years in improving our children's school food environment, and apparently also the food served in federally funded daycare centers.

They make it clear that unless the preparation provided to teachers and the consultations we provide to parents are grounded in some form of definitional consensus, our field will undermine its ability to play a greater role at the table of school reform and policy development.

And as summer is upon us I want to make it clear that these lunch ideas could go far beyond just the school cafeteria.

Whether she's making her opinions clear on sweets in schools or sparking conversations on her Twitter account, Palin's every word seems to make news.

Although many people consider nuts both peanuts and tree nuts, schools will need to make it clear what allergen or allergens they are restricting.

Cathy's work makes it clear that school celebrations alone can account for a whopping 20 % to 35 % of a child's daily calorie needs.

Child Nutrition Programs overall would greatly benefit from streamlined processes and procedures, including those related to school meal data collections and direct certification, and this was made clear.

If you make it clear that you disapprove of sex during high school, your teen may be less likely to become sexually active.