No one even noticed that the church, by its decision, was saying that it would rather be a presence in
this neighborhood than a success elsewhere.
Not exact matches
We know, for example, that teacher quality counts more
than almost any other external factor, including class size or
neighborhood attributes, in determining academic
success.
«Rather
than being an up and out model where scholars succeed by going to college but then leave their communities and their
neighborhoods, we want
success to resonate with our scholars returning to their communities and making their world a better place.»
The Fordham report looked at two schools that used lotteries for admission, two with open enrollment and two — John Hay and the Cleveland School of Arts — that select their student body, but found that selectivity alone couldn't explain
success, particularly since more
than 60 percent of students in both Cleveland schools were from poor
neighborhoods.
School segregation isolates many students of color in
neighborhoods that battle entrenched poverty — where housing remains inadequate and the unemployment rate is considerably higher
than that of more affluent communities29 — and these challenges affect student academic
success.
In the recent State of the Union address, the President recognized the persistent link between segregated
neighborhoods and schools, saying «In this country, the
success of our children can not depend more on where they live
than their potential.»
With many airlines posting negative profits, the
neighborhood kid selling lemonade is finding more financial
success in business
than airlines worth billions.
Look for signs in your neighbourhood, because a REALTOR ® who is familiar with the
neighborhood, who has had
success there, is better
than a «stranger».