Sentences with phrase «standalone school»

Smaller management organizations and standalone schools in particular lack the resources and connections to fight the various battles required to grow.

Peter Meyer of Education Next talks with students and teachers from Hudson, New York about the problem with middle schools and about alternatives to standalone schools for students in grades 6 - 8.

Studio schools, small 14 - to - 19 institutions with a vocational focus, will now be incorporated into multi-academy trusts, rather than running as standalone schools with backing from the further education sector.

Examining the role that single - site schools play and how we can maintain them in the overall charter mix is not simple, but it uncovers a number of factors that contribute to the paucity — at least on the coasts — of standalone schools that are also led by people of color.

This finding could very well indicate a bias toward CMO or EMO applicants over those who wish to start standalone schools.

It is imperative for the next generation of charter schools to grow into strong charter management organizations (CMOs)-- or high - performing standalone schools — in order to meet the demand from students and families across the country for an outstanding education.

The government has also said that it thinks the majority of schools will be governed through multi-academy trusts (MATs) rather than as standalone schools.

Aside from pushing the DOE, Oddo has reached out to several charter school groups to pitch them the idea of getting a standalone school to teach students with language - based disabilities in the borough.

Oddo asked the Department of Education to build a standalone school to teach students with dyslexia or, at the least, increase dedicated programming in current public schools.

When it comes to attempting a turnaround, standalone schools are again at a disadvantage relative to the CMOs.

When a standalone school joins a MAT, its governing board had to hand its power to the trust's board of trustees.

Timothy said many free schools were already working in partnership with other establishments, but standalone schools could still open.

And the desire set out in the government's white paper for schools either to become part of or set up a trust, or at the very least provide «support» for another institution, means bids for standalone schools are even less likely to be considered in future.

More broadly, multi-academy trusts, federations and other trusts are in a stronger position to tackle the recruitment crisis than standalone schools.

The state standardized test scores that are posted in an easily digestible format on the state's website don't break out magnets unless magnets are a standalone school, such as Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies on the Westside or Arroyo Seco Museum Science Magnet School in Highland Park.

But new district data released to LA School Report show state test scores at all 226 magnets — both the magnet centers and the standalone schools.

Polly McCabe also partners with the LULAC Head Start Daycare Center, which continues to operate at the site of McCabe's standalone school.

While many school districts offer no special support to teenage parents, those that do generally follow one (or sometimes both) of two models: creating a standalone school for pregnant and parenting teenagers, or providing wraparound services through mainstream schools.

Statistically, standalone schools for pregnant and parenting teenagers boast much higher graduation rates than the national average for this demographic; however, it remains unclear whether this type of success depends upon the standalone school model as opposed to a wraparound services model.

A: A CMO is an organization that operates multiple charter schools, while a freestanding charter school is a standalone school not directly associated with any other school.