Sentences with phrase «myriad challenges the school»

She takes care to document the myriad challenges the school faced.

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Richard Carranza, who starts as schools chancellor today, faces myriad challenges.

A myriad of problems which inludes cases of school dropout, marital misunderstandings and collapse, psychological traumas and its related health challenges have not been discussed, in fact the revelations are so damning

Among the key reasons cited by the Assembly and the ECA for adopting a June primary date are that, in their view: an August primary would result in reduced turnout because many voters vacation during that month; identifying and training sufficient poll workers would be very difficult during a prime vacation period; schools, which are often used as poll sites, are frequently closed and unstaffed during the summer; and that, given the myriad tasks that must be completed to prepare and transmit ballots, as well as the inevitable delays caused by administrative challenges, machine malfunctions and counting of paper ballots, setting a June date would ensure better compliance with UOCAVA's 45 - day ballot transmission requirement.

Students will test the limits of acceptable behavior in myriad ways better known to school teachers than to judges; school officials need a degree of flexible authority to respond to disciplinary challenges; and the law has always considered the relationship between teachers and students special.

I've made the case that high - performing, high - poverty schools can provide safety, stability, and hope to at - risk kids and their families and that these features have immeasurable value in distressed neighborhoods beset by myriad challenges.

While rural and urban schools share certain challenges, including the devastating effects of poverty on school children, there are myriad other problems specific to rural schools, which is why applying an urban model and urban solutions to rural schools simply doesn't work.

School - based leaders face myriad challenges as they help their students conquer and navigate technology.

It has low - income urban areas facing myriad challenges and whose families don't have adequate access to great schools.

Instead of focusing on what we expect of our students upon graduation, the discussion of standards has become complicated by political agendas, teacher evaluations, school rankings, the challenges of computerized test platforms, and a myriad of topics that distract from the original goal, which is to establish benchmarks for student learning.

These schools can face a myriad of challenges.

Positive findings will prove to the field that quality supports for school principals succeed in impacting student achievement in schools of all backgrounds, from multiple states, and facing a myriad of challenges.

They also often provide comprehensive services ---- nutrition, health screenings, and parent education and involvement ---- to address the myriad challenges that make it difficult for many children to succeed in school.

Charters do not receive facilities funding from the state for their K - 12 programs, so this exclusion would only compound the myriad of facilities challenges faced by our schools.