Sentences with phrase «small elementary schools»

We found that relational trust is more likely to flourish in small elementary schools with 350 or fewer students.

There are some closures planned this time of two very small elementary schools, including one for special - education students and those proposals have already sparked some debate.

In part, the rise of cliques in the organizational structure of peer groups reflects the structure of American schools, which typically transition from small elementary schools to large middle schools or junior high schools around sixth or seventh grade.

But while studies suggest that salad bars can help boost children's consumption of fruits and vegetables, some school districts decline to install salad bars claiming they are unsanitary, especially for small elementary school students with active hands and faces that often come up short of the barriers that are meant to keep coughs and sneezes out of food.

I personally experienced this phenomenon early in my career (albeit with a much smaller elementary school staff team), as I attempted to spend significant time in each teacher's classroom.

«They are also coping with transition to a relatively impersonal school environment, with large buildings and different teachers for each class, as opposed to the relative safety of smaller elementary schools with the same teacher all year.

Kids went to a small elementary school (about 400 students) which was unusual as some elementary schools can have up to 5000 students!

As she walked through P.S. 212, a small elementary school next to Manhattan's theater district, New York City Schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña on Thursday stopped to scrutinize handwritten narratives pinned to a wall under headings like «vivid vocabulary,» «powerful characters» and «endings.»

That's exactly what Siena has done for the past six years at P.S. 150, one of the smallest elementary schools in the city, which has just one class per grade and has no cafeteria, gym or auditorium.

I do not agree that a ten - year assistant principal at a large high school in July becomes the new principal of a small elementary school on August 1st.

Being the principal of a large secondary school, for example, requires quite different capacities than serving the same role in a small elementary school.

Participants bring their experiences, and whether you're from a small elementary school in Texas or a large inner city high school in New York City, the synergy, the way people come together, is really important.

This week, I want to take you to a small elementary school in St. Paul, Minnesota.

(Calif.) In a clear sign that California's economic recovery hasn't reached all communities, a small elementary school district deep in the Central Valley has requested a waiver from the education code restricting borrowing.

That leaves traditional schools with a system that is a bit perplexing — small elementary schools that get merged into giant middle schools, and then broken up into smaller high schools.

Being the principal of a large secondary school, for example, really does require quite different capacities than being the principal of a small elementary school.

STOCKTON - Forgive yourself if you have a difficult time remembering the name of the small elementary school on American Street near downtown Stockton.