Sentences with phrase «school feeding money»

You diverted FG's school feeding money — Oyo Assembly slams «vote of no confidence» on Education Comm, Olowofela

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@John, I think your tax money goes to feeding your kids and their schooling.

All of the time, money, and energy spent on these signs could have been used to feed hungry people in our country or to provide materials to our schools.

Your collections of quick and budget recipes, in particular, saved me a lot of grief (and money) trying to feed myself in a shared kitchen during grad school.

But if Sweetgreen's goal was to raise awareness about school nutrition (and not just garner a lot of publicity for its restaurants, which it did in spades), I fail to see what it accomplished by holding American schools up to an unrealistic international standard — whether the standard is unrealistic because it's inaccurate (Greece) or because the country in question invests far more time, money and effort than the United States in feeding its children (France.)

- The proposition that all children should be fed by the school, for such frivolous reasons as a futile attempt to prevent the stigma of poverty, as if kids can't tell who has money by the clothes and toys they have, where they live, or what their parents use to drive them to school.

I do try very hard to be objective on this blog and to always consider the monumental task facing my (or any) school district trying to feed huge numbers of kids on very little money.

talk about the fda cutting corners to save money when it comes to our health.if the fda wants to eat or feed it to there familys thats on them but we should» nt have to be made to it this toxic food... nor should or kids... i read this to my son and now he said he won't eat the meat at school anymore he'll wait till he gets home from school to eat or he'll just eat a saled or something with no meat in it.and thats coming from a 15 year old..

Minister of Gender, Children and Social Protection, Otiko Afisa Djaba has accused Daniel Bugri Naabu of extorting money, cows and goats from people with the promise of securing them contracts under the School Feeding Programme.

The Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection has alleged that the Northern Regional Chairman of the ruling party, Bugri Naabu has collected people's monies, goats, cows among other goodies and promised them jobs with the School Feeding Programme.

The Minister subsequently in an interview accused Mr. Bugri Naabu of collecting money, goats, cows and other things from people with the assurance of jobs with the National School Feeding Programme.

As part of the programme, government will absorb the cost of tuition, school uniforms, feeding among others, to ensure that money is not an impediment to education for qualified Junior High School gradschool uniforms, feeding among others, to ensure that money is not an impediment to education for qualified Junior High School gradSchool graduates.

The role of the Finance Ministry is to ensure the smooth and timely release of money while the Ministry of Food and Agriculture would work with the National School Feeding Programme to ensure food is available for the students.

The Gender Minister alleged that Bugri Naabu engages in corrupt activities by collecting monies, goats, cows and other things from people with a promise of getting them the School Feeding programme job.

«They say they love Northerners but they haven't paid school feeding grants for our secondary schools in the north for two terms in a row; they say they love the Northerners but who chopped the GYEEDA money?»

«The NDC government can not pay the National health insurance, free maternal health, teacher and nursing trainees allowance, feeding grants, school feeding, contractors, youth employment among others so where is the money?

I want to participate in a campaign this year that will highlight for New York's voters the connections between Governor Cuomo and the charter school movement, which feeds like a vampire on public money and resources.

«They're not feeding a family — they're trying to put money away to go to school, to take a vacation, to have fun, to buy stuff — clothes, shoes, whatever it may be — so to raise the minimum wage for them, to me, is a different scenario than raising the minimum wage for a family — a mother and father that have kids to support, that are just trying to make ends meet,» said Stallmer.

An F - Minus for America's Schools From a Fed - Up Judge New York Times, 9/8/16» «Money spent well is a good way to boost outcomes; money spent poorly is not,» [Dean James Ryan] Money spent well is a good way to boost outcomes; money spent poorly is not,» [Dean James Ryan] money spent poorly is not,» [Dean James Ryan] said.

Instead, they fed into a larger shift at schools, which began devoting money and staff to expand AP programs and to prepare students for more challenging academics.

This is not so much a theory — a theory would explain why more money would matter — as an assumption that the schools operate as machines: if they were fed sufficient numbers of dollars, they would yield good results.

During the last school year, Oakwood sent care packages to troops, fed 50 families at Thanksgiving, adopted eight families during the holiday season, raised money for cancer research, and even used a large portion of funds it had raised for the school to help the children's section of the local library.

lunch money,» said Sen. Josh Stein (D - Wake), «but there's no obligation on any charter school to feed any children.»

It is unfair and irresponsible to continue to siphon more money away from traditional public schools to feed a large network of charter schools that have not proved to be a better educational option.

The public schools seem to think that we the tax payer are here to feed them and that the money belongs to the Administrators and not the children.

For that money, Sturgis brings in the best MCAS scores in the county while Lighthouse paces the feeding school districts» MCAS aggregates.

The late Bob Carter, former professor and head of the School of Earth Sciences at James Cook University in Australia, explained, «Climate change is a moral issue, and there is nothing quite so immoral as the sight of well - fed, well - housed Westerners assuaging their consciences by wasting huge amounts of money on futile anti-global warming policies, using money that could instead be spent on improving the living standards in developing countries.»

The project will feed solar energy to the grid operated by National Grid and will allow schools and municipalities in Jefferson, Lewis, and St. Lawrence Counties to participate in this local clean power generation and save money on their electricity bills.

Recently the association raised more than $ 17,000 for a local school kid's breakfast program — enough money to feed more than 100 children for a year.