Sentences with phrase «stark contrast to district»

Informally, we know that many charter schools have remained open throughout the walkout — a stark contrast to district schools, nearly all of which have been closed since Thursday.

Principals act as their school's instructional leader, in stark contrast to district schools, where principals, though accountable for school outcomes, have limited control over what's being taught and how.

Not exact matches

McCarthy sees Clinton's popularity in stark contrast with that of President Obama, especially in the 27th Congressional district where Democrat Hochul is trying to fend off Republican challenger Chris Collins.

In stark contrast to the congressional campaign being waged in the 9th District, the race between Deacy and Goldfeder has been devoid of attack ads and barbs traded between the two candidates.

In stark contrast to the congressional campaign being waged in the 9th District, the race between Deacy and -LSB-...]

Though I grew up in suburban Cherry Hill, where my school district provided me every opportunity to succeed, I knew this was in stark contrast to Camden, located just 15 miles away, where students did not nearly have as many opportunities as I did.

This is in stark contrast to the 6th and 7th grade composite scores, where only one district for each of these had a majority of their schools receive positive composite scores.

The alarmingly high suspension figures highlighted in the report are in stark contrast to the thousands of other districts in the report that suspended 3 % or less of each subgroup.

Another interesting comparison: Over five years, state regulators removed 18 schools from scholarship programs, denying participation to 18 applicants, with sanctions on many others — a stark contrast to public school districts, which rarely (if ever) shut down poorly performing schools.

That's in stark contrast to what's allowed at traditional public schools, where state law has strict prohibitions against someone who works in a district serving on its school board.

This development stands in stark contrast to scenarios played out across the United States not much more than a decade ago, when districts were pretty much «restructured» out of the leadership game by the attraction of site - based management.