Sentences with phrase «substantial achievement»

Four substantial achievement gaps emerged from our work (Exhibit 1).

Also, don't forget to mention your brightest and most substantial achievements.

John Deasy, former superintendent of Prince George's County, Maryland, gained national acclaim for overseeing substantial achievement gains in low - performing schools.

The Coleman Report revealed substantial achievement differences by school racial composition and emphasized the importance of considering various factors that contributed to those differences:

States like Massachusetts and Florida made substantial achievement progress over the last 20 years because of rigorous statewide reform plans.

Comprehensive analysis of 10 years of data from New York City shows middle - school students experience substantial achievement decline compared to K - 8 peers

The findings were striking: «Charter school takeovers in the New Orleans Recovery School District appear to have generated substantial achievement gains for a highly disadvantaged student population that enrolled in these schools passively.»

If you look at the landscape of art in Britain now, the Turner's conviction that avant garde energy, let alone substantial achievement, is confined to artists under 50 is completely unconvincing.

He has substantial achievements during his work experience.

Economically disadvantaged students and English Learners also largely showed improvement in the shares of students meeting the standards — although those increases were not at rates fast enough to close substantial achievement gaps with students who are not disadvantaged.

Our most substantial achievements this year were release of the California Task Force for MMH white paper in May, building a community of Ambassadors, and launching the Innovation Awards.

Edison's annual reports have repeatedly indicated that students enrolled in the firm's schools are making large and substantial achievement gains.

If England get through their qualifying group with the resources they have it would surely be a substantial achievement.

It has been an honour to negotiate and then serve in the first coalition government of modern times which has substantial achievements both in reducing the economic dangers faced by our country, and in making progress with policies to tackle climate change and provide energy security.

David Cameron claimed to have secured a substantial achievement on Syria today, after he emerged from the G8 summit with a seven - point plan agreed by all the leaders present.

This is a «substantial achievement» noted NAO head Sir John Bourn, who says Britain is ahead of other countries in measuring and understanding benefit fraud as a result.

That's not enough to make drivers jump for joy at the gas pump, but «it's really quite a substantial achievement,» he says.

His presidency had substantial achievements to go with the failures and fiascoes, and he was a far more complex man than the relentlessly grim bozo seen and heard here.

I'd call that a substantial achievement.

Virginia still needs to address a substantial achievement gap, but its minority students» scores have clearly improved.

But these kinds of results - deemed real by the new study - are what California educators have been looking for in their quest to close the state's substantial achievement gap.

They've recently received a substantial achievement accolade, too.

In spite of these substantial achievements, it's all about the fans for Psyonix.

Celebrated, and still influencing new generations of artists today, Denny's substantial achievements are increasingly being revisited.

At the moment, Govan estimates that while LACMA has several significant pieces of ancient Chinese art, it only has about ten significant works of Chinese contemporary art, so access to Tek's holdings is a substantial achievement.

Although each speaker was given only a short time for remarks, it was evident that there was much to be said of Stella's substantial achievements and influence on contemporary art.

A substantial achievement of the last 30 years of climate science has been the production of a large set of actual measurements of temperature history (from physical proxies), replacing much of the earlier geological induction (i.e. informed guesses).

Completing this deal was a substantial achievement for all concerned and a major milestone in the positioning and development of our client CIC Gold.»