Sentences with phrase «satisfied than district»

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Across five key characteristics — teacher quality, discipline, expectations for achievement, safety, and instruction in character and values — charter parents are on average 13 percentage points more satisfied than district parents.

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Consistent with prior research, we find that parents in the private sector are far more satisfied with most aspects of their children's schools than are parents with children in district schools.

Charter parents are considerably more satisfied with their schools than are district - school parents.

Charter school parents are generally more satisfied with the schools their children attend than parents of students in district public schools.

If parents are generally more satisfied with charter schools than district public schools, what can they do to ensure that charter schools have the political and financial support to keep growing?

The first study finds that charter parents are considerably more satisfied with their schools than are district - school parents, though private - school parents are the most satisfied of all.

Given that they have the same powers and organizational interests, the only difference I can see between PM and School District boards is that the PM is imagined to be a good guy, who will properly be motivated by quality and avoid interfering unproductively in school operations, while School District board members (even if appointed) are imagined to be bad guys who are more concerned with satisfying special interests and following procedures than with school quality.

When asked to assess the school itself, the share of low - income parents saying they are «very satisfied» is 10 percentage points higher at charters than at assigned - district schools.

However, for all three age groups, charter - school parents are more satisfied than parents at assigned - district schools.

Averaging across all five assessment indicators, the percentage of low - income parents saying they are «very satisfied» is 9 percentage points higher at charters than at assigned - district schools.

• In all but the private sector, parents of elementary - aged children are more satisfied with their schools than are parents of children in their high - school years, but charter schools gather higher rates of satisfaction than assigned district schools at all age levels.

Two National Surveys find Charter - School Parents More Satisfied than Those with Children in District - Operated Schools Private school parents most satisfiSatisfied than Those with Children in District - Operated Schools Private school parents most satisfiedsatisfied of all

• In all four sectors, high - income parents are more satisfied with their schools than are low - income parents, but the difference between private schools and assigned district schools is greater for low - income parents than those of high income.

The law has been so cumbersome that Duncan has had to grant more waivers than his predecessor to school districts that have had trouble satisfying some of NCLB's provisions.