Sentences with phrase «school or college campus»

Bailey responded that the current research in Florida is pursuing such questions, comparing the career trajectories of students who took different kinds of dual - credit classes, and who took them on high school or college campuses.

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Dissatisfaction with your current circumstances, feeling obligated to continue school, lack of direction or a desire to spend a few more years after undergrad on a college campus playing Xbox until 4 a.m. every day are all dangerous reasons to consider going back to school.

Because NCAA rules forbid a high school recruit from making an official campus visit or meeting with a college coach before his senior year, some offers are tendered without the coach and player having met.

«If you're thinking of going to college — online or on campus — apply for SNA scholarships, especially if you're going to continue in school foodservice!»

A simple idea in college motivated a group of 17 - 21 year old women to earn top grades on campus, so I'm thinking this could really work for younger kids as a reward system or as extra inspiration in school work.

Join us for a Back to Campus Twitter Party with Canadian Tire when we talk all things back to school for the College or University Student!

Is the class held on the high school campus or on a college campus?

Unlike back in college and grad school, all of your single peers are not right down the hall or across campus from you anymore.

As part of its «Benchmark Best Practices» series, COACHE surveyed faculty at its member institutions — more than 200 colleges and universities across the United States — about the effectiveness (or ineffectiveness) of mentoring both on and off campus, while also gauging the adequacy of existing support at individual schools.

In the beginning, college faculty worried about incoming high school students entering their campus unprepared academically, socially, or emotionally — and at first, not every student was prepared.

Just as these things exist for a particular city or region, they exist, and are often more deeply rooted, at our schools and on our college campuses.

Often located on college campuses, early - college high schools are designed to enable disadvantaged students, in particular, to earn two years» worth of college credits or associate's degrees along with their high school diplomas.

Florida's dual - enrollment legislation, passed in 2006, expansively assured high schoolers they could attend classes at career centers, community colleges, or state universities, but then added language instructing school boards to offer dual - enrollment courses on high school campuses «whenever possible.»

Not because it's back - to - school season (though the college campus does have a much better feel when there's actually students on it), but because several organizations put out state or national polls on education issues during these weeks.

At Urban Prep Charter Academy, Englewood Campus — an all - black, all - male Title I school — 100 % of graduates are accepted to a four - year college or university.

From the campus environment of a university, college, or larger independent school, to the grounds of a single site «maintained» primary or secondary school, it is no surprise that most maintenance problems arise during the winter season.

In some places, districts are encouraged to offer college - level courses in high school or on nearby community college campuses.

A major emphasis of programs of study / career pathways, dual or concurrent enrollment programs allow high school students to take college - level courses either at their high school or on a college campus.

Many children look forward to school outings to the local zoo or science museum, but at Commodore John Rodgers Elementary / Middle School in Baltimore, children prize a field trip to a college cschool outings to the local zoo or science museum, but at Commodore John Rodgers Elementary / Middle School in Baltimore, children prize a field trip to a college cSchool in Baltimore, children prize a field trip to a college campus.

This discussion with Joe Nathan of the Center for School Change will review the options to take such courses in a high school, taught by high school faculty, on - line, taught by high school or college faculty, and on a cSchool Change will review the options to take such courses in a high school, taught by high school faculty, on - line, taught by high school or college faculty, and on a cschool, taught by high school faculty, on - line, taught by high school or college faculty, and on a cschool faculty, on - line, taught by high school or college faculty, and on a cschool or college faculty, and on a campus.

At YES Prep Public Schools» 15 campuses across Houston, for example, most of the students come from low - income families, and the schools report that, not only do their graduates finish high school, nearly three quarters have earned or are working toward college dSchools» 15 campuses across Houston, for example, most of the students come from low - income families, and the schools report that, not only do their graduates finish high school, nearly three quarters have earned or are working toward college dschools report that, not only do their graduates finish high school, nearly three quarters have earned or are working toward college degrees.

This is why most Met schools are located near the business community to facilitate internship opportunities or near a community college or university campus.

Lawmakers are proposing expanding the entities that can authorize charter schools — beyond local school boards, UW - Milwaukee, UW - Parkside and the city of Milwaukee — to include all UW System campuses, state technical colleges and state Cooperative Educational Service Agencies, or CESAs.

Other Academic - Year Governor's Schools share campuses with high schools, community colleges / universities, or professional organizSchools share campuses with high schools, community colleges / universities, or professional organizschools, community colleges / universities, or professional organizations.

First and foremost, TCSA is student - focused and this team seeks to support public charter schools that meet the needs of students whether it is a college preparatory campus focused on STEM or a charter at a residential treatment center.

Carranza said while nothing is finalized, the plans for improving schools could include campuses partnering with colleges, non-profits or community organizations.

* Course Access: ensuring all students have access to classes that prepare them for college and career, regardless of what school they attend or where they live (Learn about the courses required for admission to University of California campuses and see how many California students have completed these requirements)

• Academic Accountability — Significantly increase the State standards for K - 12 district and campus performance, add college readiness as a standard, measure it with the SAT or ACT exam for high school exit, and install urgent and serious consequences for underperforming campuses.

Recommended by their schools and scoring in the 95th percentile or higher on Renaissance Star Reading ® assessments, students take advanced classes on the campuses of Bryn Mawr College, Princeton University, or Yale University.

Every time there is a sensational murder on or around a college campus, and school security becomes a hot issue, as it is today in the wake of the murder of a University of Virginia student by her former boyfriend, also a student.

After analyzing the data and writing each case we found that four components stood out as consistently prominent across all the schools: a broad and deep curriculum designed for all students with little tracking or ability grouping (meaning that most students get the same high quality learning experiences in all classes); a teaching staff with advanced content knowledge; a mission - focused administrative structure with a flattened hierarchy that invited collaboration with and among teachers and students; and supports for underrepresented students, such as advisories with personalized college planning, tutoring or summer research programs on college campuses.

As the winner of The Broad Prize for Public Charter Schools, KIPP Schools will receive $ 250,000 to support college - readiness efforts for low - income students, such as scholarships, speaker series or campus visits.

The winner of The Broad Prize for Public Charter Schools receives $ 250,000 for college - readiness efforts for low - income students and students of color, such as scholarships or campus visits.

Students circulate a petition against excessive springtime testing; they know that the state test scores have no implications for their school grades or college applications, and word of a boycott has dampened the campus atmosphere.

To diversify their campuses, these colleges eagerly seek out well - prepared minority students (not just minority students from the middle and upper - middle class who went to suburban or private schools, but urban minority students truly in need of a boost) and are willing to take dramatic steps to ensure their success on their campuses.

While your school is implementing the Core Practices, our program directors can help establish mentoring programs, work directly with Scholars on college and career readiness or Essential Skill building activities, connect your school with college campuses and build additional partnerships, help you establish goals and milestones, and much more.

As the winner of The Broad Prize for Public Charter Schools, Uncommon Schools will receive $ 250,000 to support low - income student college - readiness efforts of its choice, such as scholarships, speaker series or campus visits.

To provide this program for Black and Latino males as well as increase high - quality educational access in Washington DC, the North Star College Preparatory Academy for Boys PCS intends to open a single gender middle school campus serving grades 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 within Ward 7 or 8 in the summer of 2018.

Most of these studies include concurrent enrollment as well as other forms of dual enrollment, including on courses taken on a college campus, via distance education, and / or taught by college faculty in the high school.

Dual or concurrent enrollment programs allow high school students to take college - level courses either at their high school or on a college campus.

Preparation for and induction into the profession is provided through a protracted preparation program, usually in a professional school on a college or university campus.

Nearly 53 percent of the identified shootings took place at K - 12 schools, and 47 percent took place on college or university campuses.»

The winner of The Broad Prize for Public Charter Schools will receive $ 250,000 to apply toward college - readiness efforts for low - income students, such as scholarships, speaker series or campus visits.

They can earn college credit online, on campus or through dual - credit programs at their high schools.

Unlike some high schools that offer college courses on their campuses, 21st Century Charter School provides transportation for students to take these courses at community colleges or four - year schools.

the aptly named velocity micro vector gx campus edition ($ 899 direct, $ 999 with 17 - inch monitor) is a good choice for high school or college students, those planning to go back to school, or anyone who wants to get the best budget system for his money.

Growing up in Northeast Texas, I attended the Shakespeare Festival held on the campus of Kilgore College several times each summer — at first because I had to, as it coincided with whatever my high school or college English teachers were having us read, then later because it was something neatCollege several times each summer — at first because I had to, as it coincided with whatever my high school or college English teachers were having us read, then later because it was something neatcollege English teachers were having us read, then later because it was something neat to do.

The expenses must be less than or equal to the room and board allowance from the college's cost of attendance figures (or the actual amount charged by the school if the student is living on campus) in order to be considered as qualified expenses.

An in - person visit to campus or interactions with the college after acceptance may result in a student or family deciding a particular school is not for them.

Instead, the BBB recommends utilizing your high school's guidance office or, if already in college, the financial aid office on campus where staff members can guide you in the financial aid process.