Sentences with phrase «school meet point»

Just a few minutes walk to the ski bus stop, school meet point and nearest lift, guests can relax at the end of the day in the s...

The hotel is only 150 m from the gondola and ski school meeting point.

Not exact matches

With a 1.7 high school grade point average and unable to get admitted to any degree - granting institution, Kalin faked an MIT student ID and then used a letter of recommendation from a professor he met there to get himself admitted to NYU.

In response to this objection, it is pointed out that the graduate schools of business and management are already oriented to meeting the felt needs of the business community.

In point of fact, there were about ten of us, who gathered outside the school board meeting and sat on the sidewalk, singing.

Each of us came from a different direction, each from a different point of the triangle, so of course, that is where we would meet to walk to school together.

As a senior, she doubled in those events and finally added the exclamation point to her high school track career at the state meet in Clovis.

In fact the authors point out that there are no studies of meditationamong children in a general school population that are designed well enough to meet the standards of the gatekeeping organizations — like CASEL (Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning), the Department of Education, or the Society for Prevention Research — that would endorse program changes in schools.

But I love her overarching message (as you seem to, also) that we must set a reasonably high standard for school food and let kids learn to meet it, instead of assuming they'll only eat junk food so there's no point in even trying to improve school food.

Although the food service director likely has no control over the cafeteria time allotment, he / she might be able to point to other barriers that make lengthening the lunch difficult (ratio of students: cafeteria size etc., budget for labor) 6) Schedule a meeting with the school principal and share your concerns and ask how you might help to arrive at a solution.

However, at a certain point, if your school food service top folks are taking the attitude that they can't afford to provide enough fresh fruits and veggies to meet student demand, parents and other advocates will need to push back.

Brave Buddies is designed to simulate a typical school day, allowing children many opportunities to practice real - life challenges including morning meetings; choice time; show and tell; field trips to places such as the library, ice cream store, and Central Park Children's Zoo; guests to interact with such as police officers and firefighters; and the always - popular daily trip to the Brave Buddies prize store — a simulated store where children can purchase prizes with the points they've earned for brave talking throughout the day.

He said he continues to follow a high school student he met who didn't do well on tests, but had a consistently high grade point average.

«I was totally green and didn't know much about schools at that point, and I met all of these managers and directors from around [the state], and I had a ball.

For those families with multiple school aged children, what sounds like a small price increase can serve as a tipping point, driving them out of the school meal programs at the very moment that these programs are working to meet proposed standards for more whole grains, fresh produce and healthier entrees.

And Kremer points out that although the Regents developed the waiver option, they were unable to rescind the provision that says if schools don't meet the November 15th deadline, they have to give back some state aid awarded to them in the budget back in the spring.

Andrew Kolesar, a freshman at North Rockland High School and a member of Boy Scout Troop 61, announced at this week's Town of Haverstraw Board meeting that his Eagle Scout project will see the installation of flag receptacles at the Haverstraw Town Hall, Town of Haverstraw Police Department and at Bowline Point Park.

HARTFORD — A day after announcing his plans to leave soon, state Education Commissioner Stefan Pryor addressed superintendents at their annual back - to - school meeting Tuesday, pointing to progress made during his watch and urging them to go forward with controversial education reforms.

That's why the Brooklyn legislator made it a point to be one of nine area senators who met with concerned UFT members and parents on June 5 to discuss the potentially drastic cutbacks facing New York City schools.

Consultants are a flash point at almost every school board meeting because there are so many for so many different purposes.

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Hey gentlemen I'm 20 years old and in college as you know it isn't easy getting through life at this point bills pile up and you just learning how to work around your hectic schedule and make ends meet just to pay those bills so I have somewhere to live and to go to school it isn't easy so I'm...

Fiona hopes her moral compass isn't leading her astray when she reconnects with her married high school crush, but when she finds an abandoned purse with over five hundred dollars inside, she assumes her luck is finally changing; Frank is willing to do just about anything to stay in Dottie's good graces, even marry her; after Harry's passing, Debbie becomes obsessed with death; Kevin thinks about buying the Alibi; Lip meets with a colonel to glean information for Ian about West Point; Jody asks Frank for Karen's hand in marriage.

Children from the slum who wander past after school point excitedly at the pictures, whispering, «That's Sunny meeting the Rock,» referring to the WWE wrestler - turned - actor, Dwayne Johnson.

Gary King is that guy, the one we've probably all met at some point or another, who seems to be fueled by past glories (for some, it's the game winning touchdown, or others, it's becoming valedictorian in high school).

In other words, there are twin challenges: to support and promote the progress of all children — and particularly children who lag in their development — in the preschool years; and to ensure that all children make a smooth transition into the first year of school by meeting individuals at their points of need upon entry.

Harrowgate's solution was to initiate the Parent Partners Program that awards points to guardians for participating in different school events: parent - teacher conferences, PTA meetings, classroom service, any of the 40 yearly workshops, etc. «Parents responded to these new opportunities, making high parent involvement an embedded part of our culture,» writes Linda Wood, Harrowgate Elementary School Principal, in NAESP's Best from theschool events: parent - teacher conferences, PTA meetings, classroom service, any of the 40 yearly workshops, etc. «Parents responded to these new opportunities, making high parent involvement an embedded part of our culture,» writes Linda Wood, Harrowgate Elementary School Principal, in NAESP's Best from theSchool Principal, in NAESP's Best from the Best.

These results point the way forward by showing just how much our schools can accomplish when academic rigor meets a community of faith.

Will use a points system to decide if schools are «Does Not Meet,» «Approaching,» or «Meets and Exceeds» expectations

His voice is worth listening to, and his vantage point is one to consider as we all grapple with how to meet Generation Z where they are, and with how to adapt and inspire in our construction of school, learning, education, and time.

Here's what this approach looks like: Administrators make frequent short, unannounced classrooms visits (at least once a month), followed promptly by face - to - face listening / coaching conversations; teacher teams meet regularly to discuss planning, pedagogy, and assessment results; and teacher assessment is saved till the end of the school year, pulling together observations, other points of contact, and teachers» self - assessments.

One day last December, I visited Mooresville High School, a half - hour's drive west of Indianapolis and firmly in farm country, to meet Maggie Page, who has a 4.0 grade - point average and will be the school's 2011 valedictSchool, a half - hour's drive west of Indianapolis and firmly in farm country, to meet Maggie Page, who has a 4.0 grade - point average and will be the school's 2011 valedictschool's 2011 valedictorian.

At various points in the past century, leaders have hyped new technologies in schools, which have generally failed to meet the lofty expectations.

At that point, schools that had met or surpassed minimum standards could return to local governance, if — the big if — they chose to do so.

In Washington state, the percentage of 4th - grade students meeting or exceeding the grade - level standard on the Washington Assessment of Student Learning in the first group of 51 schools increased 23.7 points (from 39.7 percent in 2003 to 63.4 percent in 2007), while the gain statewide during that period was just 9.7 points (from 66.7 to 76.4 percent).

Although open houses are a rare chance for parents and caregivers to walk freely around the school and meet with educators, unfortunately, as Mapp points out and as the audience reaction clearly confirms, traditional open houses just don't work.

She pointed to new latitude for schools in meeting the law's requirement for 95 percent participation by students in state testing.

The OEI says «In places where Lights to Learn has been implemented, schools are becoming the technological hub and community meeting point.

An August 2016 announcement that the number of «Persistently Dangerous» schools, a state designation, had dropped by 85 percent to only four citywide was met with skepticism by the head of the school - safety agents union, who pointed out that not a single high school had made the list.

The Index awards points for students passing high school level courses and extra credit for those achieving additional credit, such as meeting cut scores on state or national exams or earning college credit through dual enrollment.

Many proponents of such a system point to our consumer market and its dizzying array of choices as evidence that competition will initiate public school reforms to meet the needs of society.

Evans points out that basketball allows kids to build networks, which, he hopes, will allow some urban players to meet people who have graduated from high school and achieved other goals they may have thought were unattainable.

The bill expands the number and range of demographic categories for enrollment and retention compliance, and increases the number of compliance check points, while evidence from the current system proves that the idea of requiring schools to meet thresholds based on averages doesn't work.

Although schools can be the focal point in a community's attempt to meet students» needs, districts can not do it alone.

Organize magnet school supporters to participate in the town hall meeting and provide them with questions and / or talking points.

At this point, Erlichson said the state's intentions have been passed along to districts through her numerous appearances at local and countywide meetings of school leaders, but she said formal guidance would be forthcoming.

Kentucky legislation mandates that all schools must meet the goal of 100 points in all subjects by the year 2014.

The school's program for the gifted, which met twice a week, was a high point in the day for both boys.

Additionally, while seven members of the class of 2013 were retained at some point during their high school careers — most of them as freshmen and sophomores — none of them were retained because they did not meet the college acceptance graduation requirement.

Mr Foulds told the meeting: «There is a real danger that a system which is already under severe strain will reach breaking point and that schools will be forced to drop more courses and increase class sizes further.