Sentences with phrase «small number of students moving»

Given the relatively small number of students moving back and forth between charter schools and district - managed schools, it is unlikely these students would have a large impact on the overall graduation rate.

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Students at a small but growing number of high schools across the country are moving toward an integrated - mathematics pathway, in which they learn a blend of topics like algebra, geometry, and statistics each year.

Looking back at the history of FLVS, securing a sustainable part of the annual budget was one of the key factors that helped FLVS move from being an interesting pilot program that served a small number of students to a transformative set of offerings that could reach students not just in Florida, but anywhere in the world.

These small swings are actually important, indicating large numbers of students moving near the middle of the distribution.

But the bigger problem with the district's statement may be this line, which said the 900 students who we know moved to charter schools was too small a number to impact the graduation rate: «Taken together, that is less than 1 percent of all the students in San Diego city schools.»

In the past, preparing students to graduate from high school and move on to college used to involve preparation in terms of a relatively small number of skills.

But she failed to note that the top Hartford students, who were the top before Sheff, are now the ones in these choice / charter / magnet schools, so all the State of Connecticut is shamelessly doing is moving some students around, spending money on a small number of schools, and only integrating if wealthy and non-integrated suburban students can benefit.

Although, few studies move beyond self - reports of positive impact, a small number of empirical studies explore the impact on teaching practice and student learning.