Sentences with phrase «private providers»

And why aren't parents taking advantage of the supplemental services by private providers that are guaranteed to them under the law?

Even more recommendations centered on the districts providing preschool, both in their own schools and through private providers.

The cost of dispute resolution will depend on the provider, with private providers setting their own fees.

Many private providers offer care and education starting with two - year - olds, using well - planned and well - developed curricula.

Now private providers run large «chains» of schools, and some of these grew very fast - taking on more schools than they could cope with.

Effective educator and team player whether working in a school, university, or private provider setting.

We don't have the authority to collect data directly private providers.

While ongoing assessments show that the city's efforts to monitor and improve preschool quality are showing positive gains, private provider teacher salaries remain an area of weakness.

Some parents choose to seek out and receive therapy from early intervention or school and clinics or private providers depending on the level of delay or need that their child has.

He proposed that taxpayers should give money to parents and allow them to choose where to spend education dollars in a marketplace of freely competing private providers.

However, it is naive to blame private providers for behaving like companies in their attempts to maximise profits.

If you don't have health insurance coverage through a spouse, you can purchase it through private providers or the health Insurance marketplace.

By 2007, it had become clear that the initial experiment with private providers had failed.

Private providers set their own fees which can vary.

West Virginia Additional Mandated Benefits West Virginia currently mandates that the following benefits, which exceed ACA requirements, must be provided or offered by private providers authorized to sell health insurance within the state:

«We see this as a mechanism that will be used to purchase services from private providers because anybody is entitled to use the services at public schools at no charge so why would you need the scholarship money if you could just go for free in a class at a public school?»

Her support for private providers in the health sector might go against her with the unions, but their control over who leads Labour is much diminished.

NEW YORK — JAMS, the largest private provider of mediation and arbitration services worldwide, today announced the addition of Monique Sasson.

We will not repeat the rigged market in the NHS with higher tariffs for private providers.

«However, if private providers are to be used to meet the two - week target, it is essential that structures are put in place to ensure a continuity of care between these and NHS services so that women affected by breast cancer can receive the highest standard of care wherever they live.

Private providers who provide little more than a six - week summer training module cost $ 40,000 to $ 60,000 per teacher, and are highly dependent on a stream of soft revenue that is unlikely to expand ten-fold to meet current needs.

Oklahoma and West Virginia included private providers as they rapidly expanded their publicly provided universal preschool programs.

We found that found that half of the 154 private providers used by 16 trusts do not have individual Ofsted reports, raising serious questions about the quality of provision on offer relative to its cost.

Pupils at AP academies and other private providers are funded at whatever level they had at the mainstream school they were excluded from, according to a spokesperson for Islington council in London, which has both a PRU and an AP school.

On 16 February, Unite learnt that the Department of Health's commercial directorate held talks with private providers about running parts of the NHS Blood and Transplant service.

Parents exercise control over and participate in the education of their children, children receive optimal and equitable care, high - quality private providers remain in business, and states optimize their pre-K expenditures.

The government should be encouraging more private providers to enter...

Supt. Jerry Gordon said he suggested the change because local government agencies must take precedence over private providers under the Bloomingdale Intergovernmental Committee...

In a novel approach to data input, education charity The Difference and thinktank Education Datalab have reached out to teachers and others to help find out how many private providers take excluded or off - rolled pupils.

Private Providers Spent Nearly $ 1 Million to Fight Municipal Broadband in One Small Colorado City

Urban and rural Chinese now have health insurance entitlement programs, and the government is opening the sector up more toward private providers, more skilled health care managers are being trained and public health infrastructure is improving.

The government could get discounts with private providers just like HMOs do.

Politically, what you are describing seems to be a typical system associated with modern social democracies, namely capitalism with a very strong social safety net and certain industries nationalized whole or usually partially (in addition, your question didn't specify whether you want the safety net providers to be socialized or merely have people's use of private providers paid for / subsidized).

Andrew Lansley needed to justify why private providers should be allowed to compete with the NHS.

«This will, therefore, continue to be used to narrow the curriculum, reducing opportunities for children and young people, and to force schools into being taken over by predatory private providers.

The total cost to private providers after the extension to 30 hours is estimated to be # 1.95 bn each year — but government funding only covers # 1.7 bn, leaving a shortfall of # 250m.

School - based education is undergoing significant changes across much of the developed world with private providers increasingly taking over the delivery of education from public providers.

We can not support access to antibiotics through a web form until the standards for prescribing by private providers reflect the standard of face to face consultations in the NHS.

If state - funded programs draw out the older children, small private providers will experience financial stress, leading to higher costs for the remaining families and forcing some providers to close their doors.

While the district can advertise its tutoring and after - school services directly to parents, private providers hoping to capture a piece of this market have few opportunities to get their foot in the door.

But the authors flag the many different roles that private providers play around the world when it comes to professional services (think teacher training or textbook delivery), support services (think meals and transportation), school management, and facilities.

The scheme, run by private provider Prudential, is essentially no different from contributing to a defined contribution (DC) pension elsewhere.

Edison Schools was not to be the only private provider.

In February 2015, the district took the plunge, issuing a request for bids from private providers willing to offer either faster, cheaper, fiber - based service to its schools — or a new fiber - optic network that the district could own or lease itself.

Expect furious competition as PARCC, SBAC, and the many private providers launch full - scale charm - and - convince offensives.