Sentences with phrase «students move every year»

Locke, where nearly all the students are either black or Latino and most of them are low - income, is located in a highly transient neighborhood in a highly transient district; more than a fourth of the students move every year.

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At Student Maid, it's two and a half years (mostly because students graduate and move on).

A number of plan sponsors have moved to cover medical cannabis costs over the years, Zaid noted, including the University of Waterloo's student union, the Arthritis Society, Loblaw Companies Ltd., the Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU), and the Labourers» International Union of North America.

The company, started as an IT support operation in the 1990s by high school student Dan Armstrong, has in recent years been moving into providing residential broadband.

If those 34,754 students move to the public system it would cost taxpayers an additional $ 227,986,240 dollars per year.

The global consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) made an unprecedented move in 2015 by announcing it would help employees pay $ 1,200 per year toward their student loans for up to six years.

Joaquin Oliver was a 17 - year - old student, whose family had moved from Venezuela when he was 3 years old.

Students avoid the expense of moving on or near campus — or of commuting daily for three or four years.

«Halfway through my junior year, 400 students from Nepal enrolled; one beautiful young lady moved in right next door to me.

At a conference held some years ago a student arose at the opening session and said, «I move that we make the devotions snappy, for we've a lot of work to do!»

The Reform movement now sends all of its first - year rabbinical students to Jerusalem — a move that will certainly have a profound effect upon its laity.

(Seeing himself as a student, too, he moved to Rome at one point, and studied Arabic culture and language there for two years.)

There, the move toward a parsonage dominates the expectations of most students from their junior year on.

In the last ten years I have moved increasingly toward experiential teaching (using self - awareness exercises, role playing of counseling methods, live demonstrations of growth groups, and so forth), which involves the students» own feelings, responses, and needs; asking the students to draw up their own «learning contract» based on what they want to get from a given course or workshop; expecting students to participate in the teaching by sharing in some systematic way the insights they have discovered to be meaningful; revealing my own struggles, uncertainties, and weaknesses; and asking the students to evaluate anonymously the course, including my teaching.

A move toward de-emphasis of preaching did appear in the «60s, but it has now been completely reversed; there is every indication from this generation of Reformed seminary students that good biblical preaching will be a continuing interest for some years to come.

The Gators» conduct led the SEC to set a policy last year that forced the student section at all schools to be moved to at least 25 rows above the field.

Fashion marketing expert Raymond Nadeau, who has worked with brands ranging from Adidas to Gucci, is the show's creative director this year, a move NC State hopes will give the student designers more opportunities to market and sell their work.

As today's kindergarten students move through their school years, the hope is that they will choose fruits and vegetables in the cafeteria every day as a matter of course, because they taste good, they are healthy, and that's what the rules are.

Florida high school students who can't pass the two state tests needed for graduation could find it harder to earn a diploma starting next year, as the state moves to change what other exams — and scores — can be used in their place.

Last school year, more than 4,600 CPS students scored below the 24th percentile on a portion of the Illinois Standards Achievement Test and were required to attend summer school before moving to the next grade level.

Tim's piano teacher from the past several years has moved back to the UK, so he has started working with another teacher; he says she is excellent, and she seems to like teaching an advanced and motivated student.

I really loved the project we did on X. I'm always going to remember you because of X. Thank you for teaching me X.» Once I got a phone call from a student a year after I taught him from across the country where he had moved, just to thank him for teaching him grammar.

for students moving from secondary school to a post-16 institution or apprenticeship, the review and any amendments to the EHC plan — including specifying the post-16 provision and naming the institution — must be completed by the 31 March in the calendar year of the transfer

Shaker High School student 16 - year - old Moriah Formica of Latham wowed judges once again on the NBC show «The Voice» last night, and moved on to the next round.

The program requires students live in state after they graduate for several years unless a hardship or other issue allows them to move elsewhere.

Going forward, move toward basing teachers» and principals» ratings, in part, on a 3 - year average of student test scores.

«I believe long term in Common Core, and I believe the move to Common Core is exactly right,» said Cuomo, after he and the legislature agreed to delay the effects of the Common Core - related tests on students and teachers for another two years.

Chancellor Nancy Zimpher, who heads the 64 - campus SUNY system, set the bar high last year when she outlined goals and strategies designed to move the system to the head of the educational pack: the crown jewel of 2013's address was the three - year program to graduate students faster than the traditional four years of study...

That is more information released than in prior years, a move the group says allows parents and teachers to view students» constructed responses and also give feedback.

An overhaul of federal education law moving through Congress — the biggest legislative change in 14 years — holds the prospect of a major shift in New York's contentious debate over the linkage of student test scores to teachers» job evaluations.

School officials said they expected enrollment to grow with students who move into the city, but the number will still likely be far smaller than in past years.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — A thousand Syracuse students will go to college each year through an unprecedented move by New York state to spur economic development through free tuition using money from settlements with financial institutions.

On the same day that the Shadow Education Secretary will say that he wants to move away from «the narrow, «exam factory» vision of recent years a unique alliance of teachers, students, parents, local government representatives, governors, international experts and businesses has come together to produce a vision of what is being called Big Education.

The move, which needs to pass through the state Legislature to become law, would broaden a regulation passed on all State University of New York campuses last year, largely in response to student outcries over how schools handle campus sexual offenses.

Jolan Nagi, a Richard R. Green parent, said the 600 - student school has been through a lot in the past few years, including the sudden death of a teacher, but the community has been getting excited about the prospect of moving to lower Manhattan.

Following series of reports by Citi News on the dire need for desks by first - year students of the La Presbyterian Senior High School, government and private entities moved in to address the problem.

Born in South Jamaica, Queens, Ms. Lisella moved with her family to Bellerose and lived as a student in Flushing before she settled in Astoria 40 years ago.

With the start of the school year, the UFT is launching a radio ad campaign on Sept. 7 that features UFT President Michael Mulgrew calling on all New Yorkers to» join us and celebrate the talent, dedication and hard work of students and teachers as we move our public schools forward.»

For college students who change apartments or dorms every year, this box spring will make moving a breeze.

And in his final, grandest search for a theory that unified all of physics, he simply never moved far enough beyond the math and science he had learned during his student years.

After two postdocs — 2.5 years working in the lab and with students — and a lot of self - assessment, informational interviewing, and occupational research, I found myself moving again.

But even if they spend only a few years before moving on to other fields, their deep expertise will help students while they are in the classroom, she believes.

In his presentation, Holdren urged broader efforts to build the science and technology pipeline, too, through events such as the White House science fairs, to uplift student - innovators whose projects in recent years have moved far beyond baking - soda volcanoes.

Late last year, the university moved to fire Marchant after an investigation concluded that he sexually harassed a graduate student during fieldwork in Antarctica nearly 2 decades ago.

This past year, while preparing to move his office, he came upon the proposal and passed it on to co-lead author Dou, a post-doctoral student in his research group.

Over her 14 years of providing career advice, Lane has seen many students who wanted to eventually move into nonresearch roles in industry, such as in business development or customer service.

In the nine countries that agreed to participate in that third test, students taking the most challenging math and science courses in their senior year were found to have performed progressively worse as they moved from elementary to middle to high school.

In decades gone by, students generally earned a doctorate in about 4 years then moved on to careers on college or university faculties.

As the investigation into the horrific murder of 24 - year - old Yale University pharmacology graduate student Annie Le has moved into high gear, the building in which she was found has been closed and no one knows when things will return to normal.

Kennedy - Armbruster and Kiessling used two years» worth of data collected from IU's Ready to Move program, which pairs students with IU employees.