Sentences with phrase «school conversion through»

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The first fact is conversion, in 1973, through the ministry of FOCUS (Fellowship of Christians in Universities and Schools).

He develops five characteristics of such a spirituality: conversion, with its requirement for solidarity; gratuitousness, as creating the atmosphere for efficacy; joy, which seeks victory over suffering by going through the school of martyrdom to Easter victory; spiritual childhood, which emphasizes being «with the poor and against poverty»; and community, which must emerge out of the dark night of injustice and solitude.

Several legal initiatives have been rushed through Parliament without due debate, ranging from the extension of religious education classes and the conversion of secular state schools into Islamic institutions, to harsh limitations on the sale and consumption of alcohol.

Cheektowaga resident Bojidar Kandar, 30, a medical researcher, told legislators he was forced to undergo a year of conversion therapy through what was called a Christian counseling service while in his senior year at Amherst High School.

One MAT in south London, held an away day with the CEO, as well as the three headteachers of the schools forming the MAT and focused on considering academy conversion and working through these questions.

Some firms have dedicated education teams and specialise in conversion; you may also find it useful to talk to other schools that have been through the process.

All school staff (both teaching and non-teaching) will automatically transfer from the school to the Academy Trust on conversion through a legal process known as a «TUPE transfer».

«Moving through a digital conversion is a complex process, requiring transformation not only from IT, but across the entire school system.

Shrewsbury House School has been supporting this programme through a shoe recycling scheme — «CONVERSION — a new life for old shoes.»

As CEO / Principal of Wildcat Academy, Ron led the school through its charter conversion process in 2000.

Over five years have passed since the Academies Bill passed through Parliament with the speed usually reserved for national emergency followed by unrelenting propaganda pushing academy conversion yet still 74 % of schools in England are not academies.

In Staffordshire, schools already going through conversions will not be asked to contribute.

While principal, Mr. Bauer led the faculty and community through the politically charged process to become a fiscally independent conversion charter school.

The previous Differentiated Accountability (DA) statute called for four Intervene turnaround models for the lowest performing schools: district managed turnaround, closure, operation through a private management company, or conversion to a charter school.

On the day of election declarations across the UK, the Department for Education (DfE) said that plans to force through the policy by 2022 would not now be included in the forthcoming Queen's speech, arguing: «It is not necessary to bring legislation to bring about blanket conversion of all schools to achieve this goal.»

Throughout the Bush and Obama presidencies, the privatization of education continued apace through school «restructuring» and charter «conversions.»

Through our involvement with the CALL - ACBD KF Modified Committee, Tim Knight, of Osgoode Law School Library, and I have identified the conversion and publication of the KF Modified Classification schedules in linked data format as a logical next step toward a meaningful linked data environment for legal research in Canada.