Sentences with phrase «major school capacity»

«Unless action is taken now to build new space to address this shortfall, Downtown Brooklyn could be in the midst of a major school capacity crisis,» the letter states.

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A survey conducted by the charity found that teachers and other school staff see the limited capacity of existing Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services as a major barrier to getting children the support they need.

The scheme introduced in Cheshire is the beginning of a new recovery infrastructure that could see up to 32,000 tonnes of used plastic bottles recovered annually from maintained secondary schools alone, over half the total capacity of any major bottle recycling plant in the country.

Adam continues, «We have been able to increase our printing capacity around the school and that's made a major difference to both students and staff.

And so, a major fear with this second Report (and, in general) is that districts or schools might simply pick one or more actions from its menu of school improvement clusters... without linking them to the results of a systematic and effective needs and root cause assessment, resource and capacity analysis, and strategic planning process.

Errata In the article, «Every Family Engaged = Every Child Ahead: Building School Capacity through NCLB Parent Participation Requirements,» in the January issue of the IDRA Newsletter, the author states: «The current NCLB iteration has five major leverage points for parents, as Anne T. Henderson has effectively identified (2002).

The Decatur School District 61 in Decatur, Illinois used CTAC's assessment of readiness and capacity as a catalyst for major systemic reform.

While few would expect a major thrust for more grammar schools, there might still be a drive to increase capacity and «reach».

A major shift from NCLB accountability is emerging on issues of testing and assessment — with a focus on a more sophisticated blend of summative and formative assessments as key foundations for improving teaching and learning, as well as on the capacity of state and school systems to track and monitor progress, by student, from year to year.

From being a volunteer dog walker throughout high school, to majoring in Animal Science at the University of Kentucky and working as an Emergency Vet Tech at a small animal hospital, to spending 18 months training a service dog as a lead handler and subsequently continuing with her own dog training operation, she has always been involved with animals in some capacity.