Sentences with phrase «public school personnel»

These changes, although perhaps not fully up to the insatiable appetite for resources of public school personnel, follow precisely along the lines traditionally suggested by public school decision makers.

Professional Development: Georgia Code 20-2-1185 (no date available) requires the Georgia Emergency Management Agency to provide training to public school personnel on a variety of school crisis management and response topics.

Why aren't University employees legally obligated to report suspected abuse... just like Public School personnel?

Special rates for Chicago Public Schools personnel registering in teams of 3 or more: CPS Early registration: $ 149 per person (by April 26) CPS Regular registration: $ 169 per person (by May 2 *)

Minneapolis Public School personnel provide on - site provide classroom instruction.

Teacher tenure, formally known as «career status,» was enacted in North Carolina in 1971, under «An Act to Establish an Orderly System of Employment and Dismissal of Public School Personnel.»

Given the massive increase in public school personnel — well over and beyond what was needed to accommodate student enrollment growth — given the data on stagnant student achievement in public schools over time, and given that students in recent years have characteristics that are slightly more favorable for student achievement, the productivity of American public schools has fallen rather dramatically over the past few decades.

This training is open to public school personnel and their community partners.

Public school personnel are not failing the economy.