Sentences with phrase «state colleges ultimately»

We estimate that nearly 60 percent of students induced to attend out - of - state colleges ultimately earned bachelor's degrees in four years.

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Mommy is growing a business, Daddy dealt with turmoil at work that ultimately led to him having to leave the only company he ever worked for out of college and sent us to a new home in a new state through a several month long process that involved home improvement projects, shuttling you off to grandma's house, three hour drives back and forth, and a stress that Mommy has never experienced before because New Jersey was the only place I ever called home.

The Sooners» decision to schedule tough out - of - conference games at Houston and at home against Ohio State ultimately cost Oklahoma a spot in the College Football Playoff.

In the 2012 presidential campaign, while other pundits predicted a Romney victory, he forecast a large Obama margin in the electoral college, ultimately missing just two states.

Mr. Cuomo began the year by unveiling a pledge to cover the cost of tuition at state colleges for families making up to $ 125,000 a year, a plan that his administration estimated would cost $ 163 million a year by 2019 — a mere «rounding error» in the education budget, the governor said on Tuesday, but that experts have warned could ultimately cost far more.

It's those colleges that ultimately submit applications to the state on behalf of the companies they're sponsoring.

Steve Greenberg, Siena College Research Institute Pollster, will join us to discuss what happened with the national polling which showed Hillary Clinton winning the national vote and many key battleground states she ultimately lost.

Ultimately, he wants the United States to retake a pre-eminent place in the global education arena by boasting the world's highest proportion of college graduates by 2020.

He claims that the «youth and inexperience» of the college students operating the shelter often combine to create a teacher - student dynamic that empowers guests in a way older professional social service workers can not, ultimately making a persuasive case for the replication of the Harvard Square Homeless Shelter's student - run model in other major cities across the United States.

Dating back at least to Achieve's (with Fordham's encouragement) launch of the «American Diploma Project,» the idea that K — 12 standards ought to be geared toward college and career readiness has gained momentum, strongly boosted by funders, business leaders and, ultimately, governors and state education chiefs.

«Ultimately, we want every child and parent to understand how taking academically rigorous courses will help them prepare for successful futures in college and careers,» said Carolina Cardenas, Director of Academic Outreach & Early Assessment at California State University (CSU).

Ultimately, three in four states chose chronic absenteeism as their non-academic indicator, but many states adopted «a distinctly academic measure» in the form of college and career readiness.

The California Performance Assessment Collaborative (CPAC) is launching an official state pilot where participants have opportunities to learn from one another and deepen practice; find common ground despite discrete approaches to performance assessment; engage in research and documentation of various practices; and ultimately, inform state policymakers about the supports and conditions needed to broadly implement high - quality graduation performance assessments that can serve as a viable alternative to traditional measures of college, career, and civic readiness.

Ultimately, the goal is for this state - endorsed demonstration pilot to inform the development of a new set of high school graduation measures that provide schools and districts with flexibility in how their students demonstrate their mastery of deeper learning competencies and readiness for postsecondary college, career and civic life.

With aligned goals across the education system, states can ensure that all students graduate high school prepared for college and careers and transition seamlessly into higher education, ultimately reducing the need for remediation and increasing postsecondary completion rates.

Many higher education leaders across the country have already played a significant role in shaping states» high school assessments, working with K — 12 to use the data from the new tests to better prepare students for, and ultimately place students into, college - level courses.

Let's trust state leadership, verify state actions, and learn from this exercise to ultimately help realize dramatic improvements in students» preparation for success in college, careers, and life.

Ultimately, the Carnegie Unit was embedded in policy; from it, states adopted high school graduation requirements so that students could meet minimum requirements for college admission.10

«By introducing these Board Examination Systems in pilot high schools in these states as early as the 2011 - 2012 school year, we will begin a process that will ultimately prepare dramatically more students for college success and greatly reduce the high number of students who now take remedial courses in college,» said Tucker.

Other issues were more contentious, but ultimately the negotiated budget increased funding to several key areas including: $ 28 million for safety improvements at the state's mental health hospitals; $ 7 million for recruiting new public school teachers and retaining existing ones; $ 190 million from the state's emergency fund to address damages from the last round of wildfires; $ 15 million to expand programs that combat homelessness; and, $ 8 million to backfill tuition cuts made to state colleges and universities during the 2015 session.