Sentences with phrase «school doors»

Rather than see some of that hard - earned literacy learning slip away over the summer, you can employ technology tools to support learning even when school doors have closed for the break.

On the one hand, I have no doubt this is enough money to open many, many private school doors to low - income parents.

That day, she made her way through the oversized red school doors and didn't look back at.

With Edmentum Courseware, instruction doesn't have to stop when school doors close — students have access to engaging pedagogically sound curriculum anytime, from anywhere they have an internet connection.

In august, with only three weeks left before school doors opened, the Atlanta Public Schools and its surrounding suburban districts were looking to hire about 1,400 teachers.

I just picked up an old school door similar to this one to use on a salvaged track for my walk - in closet.

From Idaho Press - Tribune By Alx George NAMPA — With big red scissors in their hands, executive director Jackie Collins and Idaho Arts Charter School trustees cut the bright red ribbon in front of the new school doors Monday afternoon.

NAMPA — With big red scissors in their hands, executive director Jackie Collins and Idaho Arts Charter School trustees cut the bright red ribbon in front of the new school doors Monday afternoon.

Serving healthy school meals to Billerica Public Schools (MA) students for more than 12 years, Director of School Nutrition April Laskey, SNS, also strives to meet her students» needs beyond school doors.

Republican senators promised to earmark money for placing more armed guards in any school district that wants them, hardening school doors and security cameras.

After a decade of delay the federal government was forced to intervene in cities like Little Rock, Birmingham, and Boston, opening school doors with the barrel of a gun.

Michigan's House Tourism Committee even proposed a bill requiring school doors to open after September 1 starting in 1998, and then after Labor Day beginning in 2000.

Some high schools in Boston are making the point by locking school doors in a controversial program that targets latecomers.

Charter school doors would open to students who otherwise wouldn't have a shot.

These three schools are beacons of what we should aspire to create — a new generation of personalized, equity - minded schools that do justice by each and every student that walks through the proverbial school doors.

Alexandria, VA (8/10/11)-- As school doors swing open for the 2011 — 12 school year, new teachers across the world are looking to ASCD as a resource for supporting the success of each learner.

The report also suggested that many parents were using the private preparatory school route to get their children through grammar school doors.

We long to open more school doors to cultivate the hearts and minds of students to pursue Truth, Goodness and Beauty.

«We knew it was our responsibility to explore new strategies developed beyond our own school doors,» writes King, explaining her motivation to participate in the program, «as well as to share our challenges and discoveries.»

The disciplinarians staff school doors at the start of school and after lunch, and greet students by name.

CPS had to submit a balanced budget to the authority, which had power to keep school doors closed until it approved or rejected district spending plans and contracts.

Mount a few colorful, edible lollipops for the students to eat later, and you have yourself a «sweet» back to school door display.

Recess began and children boiled out of the banging school doors, shrieking and shouting with abandon.

For students, parents and teachers of Parkland, Florida the shock has subsided as the Stoneman Douglas High School doors will open for the first time since 17 people lost their lives in a mass shooting two weeks ago.

The vision of prekindergarten through grade three alignment must begin with the recognition that early learning does not begin or end at the kindergarten school door.

I'm thinking I spy the church pew under cow next to the rolling school door.

You could tell the hotel was a little older since it had an old school door that slid into the wall (or it was a space - saving technique).

Nor do such distractions end at the school door.

That demand doesn't end when they walk through their school doors.

Except, I discovered once school started, the principle of égalité seemed to end at the school door.

On the other side of the summer homework debate are the moms and dads who, when the school doors slam shut, ramp up the supplemental brain work, even if the teachers didn't provide it themselves.

The path to reading success starts long before a child walks through the school door.

Being a FT working parent, I lose out on the after school pickup conversations and connections that are made while the kids run out the school door, throw bags at the «moms», and then sprint to the playground.

The school doors should have been locked from the outside once the school day began.

It is imperative that our children feel safe when they walk into those school doors,» said Assemblywoman Patricia Fahy.

The school doors are open; the goals for the new school year are set.

Principals know the proverbial buck stops in large measure at their school doors.

These new, large schools brought through the school doors a heterogeneous mix of students with widely varying levels of educational preparation and ability.

The military academy awarded a rare posthumous admission to Peter Wang, a Parkland JROTC member who died holding open a school door so his peers could escape.

Getting through the school doors each morning requires assistance (holding open and also traversing the slightly - raised threshold.)

«The way many educators approach peer culture is to tell kids to leave their culture outside the school door,» Warikoo said.

Reality: Although it's commonly thought that some students simply know how to behave when they enter the school doors, I believe that it's our job to make sure we've taught our expectations with fidelity to every student.

It's a bitter - cold morning in New York City as I cross the Stuyvesant Bridge — known to the rest of the world as the TriBeCa Bridge — and hurry toward the school doors, eager to escape the knife - sharp wind.

As Secretary of Education, Mary Jackson would «help the president recognize that learning doesn't end at the school door.

Our district has opened the school doors for public use since the 1980s.

«My main goal as a language teacher is to find authentic input to help them learn from real language - we have to make students feel like they're in the US even if it's still Morocco outside the school doors.»