Sentences with phrase «schools out of contention»

It also puts the state out of touch with education reforms sweeping the nation, and could put our schools out of contention for new pots of federal money.

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The removal of the schools has become a point of contention between the Education Department and state Division of Budget and is now playing out in state Supreme Court after parents brought a lawsuit against the state.

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He said the concept works, but the state needs to ensure that contracts with independent operators allow enough time to show progress and the Community Schools Office takes steps to ensure locals aren't pushed out of contention by large charter - school lines.

A letter to the state school board from the president of the California Teachers Association, Eric C. Heins and the presidents of each of the CORE district's union locals, laid out several points of contention with CORE.

Filing the FAFSA late can put you out of contention for certain grants because schools simply do not have enough money to go around.

Rhetoric was out of favor in American legal education during the nineteenth century, as law schools adopted a truth - seeking «scientific» approach to teaching law that cared not for how a legal argument was presented, only for the truth of its contentions.