Sentences with phrase «school cohort»

The likelihood that a new teacher was a woman who ranked in the top 10 percent of her high school cohort fell by 50 percent between 1964 and 2000.

Schools and educators opt into the district's Personal Learning Challenge Schools cohort.

There is no clear evidence of graduation or repetition effects, but these estimates are limited to one year's follow - up data for a single high school cohort.

For example, during a recent district professional development day, the middle school cohort members implemented a version of the first PBL session with other educators from their school.

Within the data, a breakdown of school cohort size revealed that pupils scored nearly the exact same average scaled score regardless of cohort size — although there was a slight benefit of smaller cohorts in reading.

My sixth graders were our first middle school cohort when we opened and we cultivated an identity that was intensely academic.

They represent the inaugural Super School cohort.

We tested the output of our simple funding model with a more sophisticated curriculum - led theoretical model, as well as by simulating random school cohort sizes.

We find the model employed by this district intriguing both for its direct applicability to currently enrolled students, multi-teacher cross school cohort model, and its blend of in - person and digital connectivity.

For approved applications from local educational agencies (LEAs) receiving School Improvement Grants (SIG) beginning with federal fiscal year 2009, see Priority Schools Cohort Applications.

Because relationships among these variables were explored through multivariate analysis, researchers were able also to identify specific professional development factors that led to both student academic success and evidence of growing equity among the student treatment school cohorts.

Rates of math proficiency at all sizable new school cohorts using ST Math ® are compared each year to the outcomes at similar control schools not using the program.

Ninety percent of the primary school cohort was in school by the same time.

The data from that first UFT community schools cohort, now in its sixth year, shows mixed results across the standard accountability measures of test results, attendance rates, and graduation rates.

The suite of meticulous tableaux vivants that make up this exhibition — eight large - scale color photographs in all — invite parallels with his Vancouver School cohort Jeff Wall.

With the largest law school in Canada introducing these changes in the next school cohort, the hope is that all law schools will soon follow their suit.

Participants were 205 children from a normative school cohort who completed assessments in grades 3 — 6 and then again 10 years later.

PSCPL will hold regional and district professional development as well as development of personalized learning school cohorts.

The first is specific to the High School and Beyond survey and, indeed, to any survey that uses a high - school cohort — the dropout rate.

In fact, public charters are doing better than their district school counterparts at getting these at - risk students to graduate, as can be seen in data from the 2008 high school cohort (students graduating four years later and released in 2013).

The Breakthrough Schools program completed its round of school intervisitations on May 31st with visits to Patrick henry Elementary School (Pilot Network, Breakthrough Schools Cohort 2) and Wildwood Elementary School (Breakthrough Schools Cohort 1).

Predicted Attainment of ACT National Career Readiness Certificates for the 2016 ACT - tested High School Cohort

In New York, charter schools across all demographic groups and at - risk factors outperformed their counterparts at host district schools and the New York State average, according to data from the 2008 high school cohort (students graduating four years later and released in 2013).