Sentences with phrase «of a number of schools»

DOJ and ED offer no estimate of the number of school districts that experience these problems, or the number of schools or students affected.

The same survey (questions) were answered by schools in February 2015 with similar response levels; offering a useful benchmark, helping to track the progress of the number of schools who are going cashless on an annual basis.

The letter, which was sent to the council, referred to an alleged plot by hardline Muslims to seize control of a number of school governing boards in the city.

Like public or charter bus transportation, school bus accidents are very serious because of the number of school bus passengers who, in most cases, are unsupervised and unrestrained children.

In the 1980s through the 2000s, he served as superintendent of a number of school districts including Ottawa - Glandorf Schools, Bryan City Schools and Reynoldsburg City Schools.

that have thwarted the participation of a number of schools, slamming the schoolhouse door on those most in need

The anonymous letter, which was sent to the local council, referred to an alleged plot by hard - line Muslims to seize control of a number of school governing boards in the city.

About 62,000 residents call the city home, which is the location of a number of schools an a bedroom community to many to work in the neighboring cities.

The report draws on the analysis by Attendance Works and the Everyone Graduates Center of the number of schools in the U.S. that have extreme and high levels of chronic absenteeism.

Its metaphysics is equally compatible and equally incompatible with the sensibilities of any number of faiths, and of any number of schools within individual faiths; but, if it has anything resembling a theology, it is of the mystical, rather than the dogmatic, kind, and so its doctrinal content is nebulous.

«We also have a vast demographic challenge ahead of us in terms of the number of school - aged children in NSW.»

A reported «non-credible» bomb threat sent to schools in East Yorkshire has resulted in the closure of a number of schools.

This has resulted in a significant increase in the number of number of schools opting out of Local Authority control and becoming academies; employers in their own right.

For example, Mindy Kornhaber and her colleagues at the Project SUMIT (Schools Using Multiple Intelligences Theory) have examined the performance of a number of schools and concluded that there have been significant gains in respect of SATs scores, parental participation, and discipline (with the schools themselves attributing this to MI theory).

Have Americans lost count of the number of school shootings happening?

Its programs and projects are a part of a number of schools and afterschool programs across the United States and internationally.

At the application stage, we are simply looking for the «evidence of promise» your project is likely to improve attainment outcomes for economically disadvantaged pupils and that you have an idea of the number of schools (or early years or post-16 settings) you would hope to work with.

For example, charter school regulations in both states, as elsewhere, limit the ability of charter schools to set their own mission (e.g., they must be secular), mandate that they administer the state standardized test, forbid them from setting their own admissions standards, forbid them from charging tuition, limit who can teach in the schools, limit the growth of the number of schools, and so on.

We undertook an analysis of the numbers of schools likely to be classified as coasting based on recent performance.

You'll see a group of us (engineers, architects, geographers, and social scientists did a rough calculation of the number of school children exposed in the countries with the greatest number of earthquake deaths in the 20th century.

I have an awareness of a number of schools of thought and approaches (psychodynamic, humanistic, existential, gestalt, body psychotherapy, CBT) with the aim to practice in a way that is suitable to each unique individual.»

In the early stages I wasn't worried about getting precise estimates of the numbers of schools or the proportion of children in them, but rather wanted to see if such schools even existed.

Perhaps 2011 was an unusual year for school reform only because of the number of school - choice programs enacted, which was significant by any measure, but not because students swarmed to the new programs (Indiana is a notable exception).

Statewide choice is encumbered by arbitrary enrollment and income caps that have thwarted the participation of a number of schools, slamming the schoolhouse door on those most in need.

About 62,000 residents call the city home, which is the location of a number of schools an a bedroom community to many to work in the neighboring cities.

Hartsbrook primary in Tottenham, north London, changed sponsors last September after E-Act, its original sponsor, was told it must relinquish control of a number of schools.

But in the consultation document, it recalculated the likely budget cut, saying it had based its figures on «significant underestimates» of the number of schools that would convert to become academies.

A number of program leaders commented that single - school and multiple - school PLCs can collaborate, e.g., a cross-district PLC can include representatives from each of a number of schools who can share materials and insights with their school - based PLCs or other group meetings:

To date, governments have no firm estimates of the number of school - aged children across the Northern Territory who have no access to school education, and school staffing is allocated on the basis of school attendance rather than population estimates.