Sentences with phrase «than the state as a whole»
On average, however, the schools continued to have a smaller percentage of gifted students than the state as a whole.
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Auto theft rates are a bit higher than average in this city than the state as a whole.
New York City consists of five separate boroughs with wildly different — and higher — housing prices than the state as a whole.
The Cuomo administration, arguing that the city is in better financial shape than the state as a whole, is cutting state funding and wants the de Blasio administration to pick up the tab.
Hmm... I looked at some of the demographic breakdowns... I'm starting to think that some of the polling may be oversampling Democrats in rural upstate — considering how well it correlates with the rest of the state and that it generally would lean significantly further to the right than the state as a whole.
Charter school students performed slightly worse than the state as a whole on the English exams and slightly better on the math.
The New Orleans students and the comparison group were moving in parallel before the reforms, however, suggesting that our matching process produced a comparison group that is more appropriate than the state as a whole.
«Despite serving a much higher need population than the state as a whole, charters outperformed the state averages in both ELA and math, and eclipsed the state in terms of percentage points increased in both subjects.
New York City consists of five separate boroughs with wildly different — and higher — housing prices than the state as a whole.
Long Beach students performed nearly as well as the state average on the new Common Core - aligned assessment given in spring 2015, despite having a higher percentage of economically disadvantaged students than the state as a whole.
A current study of 10 Linked Learning programs in California, for example, has so far found that students in these programs have dramatically lower dropout rates and slightly higher graduation rates, than the state as a whole, and are more likely to graduate with the courses required for admission to California's public universities.