Sentences with phrase «staff ratio»

In general, classes are small or at least have low child - to - staff ratios of less than ten students per adult staff member.

The report includes data on pupil and staff and teacher and staff ratios for individual positions and for aggregate categories of professional personnel.

This includes enrollment, student demographics and pupil - to - staff ratios trends for the past five years.

Programs based on principles of quality care, higher caregiver training and smaller child - staff ratio all contribute positively to a child's readiness for school.

If we returned to the student - to - staff ratio of 1970, American taxpayers would save about $ 210 billion annually in personnel costs.

Smaller ships offer a higher guest - to - staff ratio for personalized service.

With a 4:1 staff ratio to ensure a high level of service, our team looks forward to welcoming you to Lembeh Resort soon.

The miniclub possibly needs to tighten up on some procedures like staff ratio as they only have one person in charge and there appears to be no limit on the number of children who can go.

«Private prisons are bigger, newer, have more technology, lower staff ratios and less overcrowding.

«Our pilots highly disrupt the status quo at schools, but it's the same teaching staff ratio, grade levels, and bell schedule.»

The student / staff ratio data is derived from the Department of Education's October survey (Survey 2) of student membership and staff in traditional and charter schools.

Special education programs weren't in most schools 40 years ago, hence there were no staff hired to work with those specific populations, particularly students with cognitive delay and autism who need a much higher staff ratio than is provided in the general education classroom.»

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In fact, compared to MMSD elementary and middle schools, Isthmus Montessori would have 40 percent fewer staff per student, and the highest student - to - staff ratio in the district, by a long shot.

Learning is reorganized so that instead of small, one teacher classrooms it takes place in smaller or larger groups and with differing staff ratios according to the requirements for that lesson.

SCDC accepts all children that are able to function within staff ratio and within the environments we maintain.

Within large law firms, marketing and business development departments have an average staff ratio ranging from 1:40 to 1:50.

Relative to Clio and Rocket Matter, depending on your attorney to support staff ratio, MyCase is probably the most cost - effective solution.

Implements schedules to met staff ratios, required training and in - services.

Staff Ratio Requirements - The PAT program requires that a supervisor be assigned not more than 12 parent educators to supervise, regardless of whether the parent educators are full - time or part - time employees.

With a 4:1 staff ratio to ensure a high level of service, the team looks forward to welcoming you to Lembeh Resort soon.

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, the child - to - staff ratio for children younger than 12 months should be 3 to 1 no matter what kind of childcare you have.

A staff ratio of 3 to 1; 16,370 sq. ft. convention center with the capability for 20 breakout rooms; 35,000 sq. ft. Leading Spa with 16 treatment rooms and hydrotherapy facility; three pools; and pool and beach concierges are available.

10:1 camper to staff ratio and 24 hour supervision Every camper receives a camp t - shirt and swim cap

Also look for a low child - to - staff ratio (about four children to every adult), a policy of not accepting sick children, and a clean, inviting playroom stocked with age - appropriate toys and books.

Pioneer Camp won our respect and high regard through the attention to camper / staff ratio and attention to small details that make each year's camp experience fun and safe for the kids.

There's an endless amount of things to consider and questions to ask, from the type of camp to the camper - to - staff ratio, to the expertise of the medical staff.

Child - to - staff ratios are important because too many children and not enough adult supervision means your child is likely to get less of the one - on - one interaction that he needs and deserves.

The National Association for Family Child Care offers an accreditation to ensure that your provider follows all of your state's regulations, including child - to - staff ratios.

They also develop greater social competence and more secure attachments to caregivers when the child - to - staff ratio is low (Clarke - Stewart et al 1994; Howes et al 1988)

Michael Gove and the prime minister appear to be retreating back to the view that you can fix prisons without addressing the prisoner - to - staff ratio.

Some of those numbers, such as the student - staff ratio, are controversial and «not necessarily meaningful» to assess quality, Hazelkorn says.

Only three states have regulations for licensed day - care centers that meet proposed federal standards for infant - to - staff ratios, according to a recent Yale University study.

Most research on the impact of early - childhood programs has focused on structural measures of quality, such as the teacher's educational level or staff ratios, or on the effects of classroom quality, broadly construed.

Trend information on pupil and staff and teacher and staff ratios are also presented for the school years 2001 to 2011.

After school hours care is heavily regulated by law and staff ratios and qualifications are just part of a raft of issues that must be addressed.

The study, which comes out of the National Institute on Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) Study of Early Child Care and Youth Development, is the first to provide a link from certain characteristics of childcare that are regulated by states, such as caregiver training and child - staff ratios, to improved cognitive and social development in children.

According to Kathleen McCartney, Harvard Graduate School of Education professor and co-investigator on this study, better training and smaller child - staff ratios «lead to better, as well as more, interactions between children and adults, which in turn lead to improvement in children's cognitive and social competence.»

I note in a New York Times article that a failing Newark school of 487 students has a staff of 79, including 33 teachers, similar in student - to - staff ratio to Tyler Heights.

And even before funding cuts following the recession, California's student - to - staff ratios were among the highest in the nation.

While California is one of only eight state - funded preschool programs that do not specify a maximum class size, it requires a student - to - staff ratio of 8:1.

Pupil / Staff Ratios are calculated by dividing the enrollment count (of all grade levels) by the staff full - time equivalency.

Milwaukee Public Schools Pupil - to - Staff Ratios are competitive with the statewide ratios.

schools receive a certain allocation of Full Time Equivalent (FTE) people of different job types (e.g. teacher, assistant principal) based on student - to - staff ratios;

Using nine specific quality benchmarks, including things like whether teachers had specialized training in early childhood education, if the maximum class size was 20 students or fewer and what the student to staff ratio was, Erin Baumgartner found that none of the 50 campuses included in the study met all nine of the quality benchmarks and that students of limited English proficiency were less likely to be enrolled in pre-kindergarten programs with six or more quality indicators.

The grants will be awarded to states targeting programs that provide high - quality professional development for staff, have a child - to - staff ratio of no more than 10 to 1, offer individualized accommodations and supports so that all children can fully participate in learning activities, and provide accessible comprehensive services for children and families.

However, if veterinary facilities — both corporate and private — do not accept a burden of ethical responsibility for their employees, then their patients will suffer the consequences due to inadequate patient - to - staff ratios, ineffective staff recruitment and retention, and workplace health and safety issues.

Growing numbers of highly skilled technical staff leaving the profession lead to lower levels of patient care and increased patient - to - staff ratios.