Sentences with phrase «to take on these schools»

Small bonuses were also provided for taking on school leadership / managerial responsibilities and for helping to produce school - wide cost reductions.

Soon — if not already — your classes will be brimming with new faces ready to take on the school year.

Third, new principals often try to take on every school challenge or problem.

The act of taking on a school website redesign project is similar to giving birth to that second or third child.

This has caused problems in the past, with large chains already known to be struggling asked to take on schools far beyond their reach.

So this year at Civil Beat, we're going to try and take on a school project in the original spirit of the charter school law.

School lunches are being re-examined across the country as first lady Michelle Obama campaigns to fight child obesity and celebrity chef Jamie Oliver takes on school lunches in his new ABC show, «Food Revolution.»

-LSB-...] to get her well - informed take on school food reform issues (most recently after reading about the Chicago school food «miracle» reported in the Chicago Tribune).

It is no surprise, then, to discover that the CEP's take on school choice is as compromised as its views on other hot - button education issues.

Then - U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan decided to make an exception for the CORE districts in large part because of their unique take on school improvement and accountability.

«The job of, say, taking on a school in special measures in a very challenging community is very different to that of running a grammar school, and the DNA argument, that there's something about grammar schools that you can just transplant into a failing school, does not stack up,» he said.

Political leaders have seen no upside to taking on a school system that employs thousands of African Americans in a city where they are a majority.

One of the recommendations arising from the Department for Education's Review was therefore to «provide small start - up grants to enable clusters of primary schools to take on a school business manager, who could then provide support to the entire group.

Some companies will also take on school leavers and train them up as marketing assistants starting at c. 15k Career progression: Head of Marketing role commands an average salary of # 77,200 in London / # 60,869 outside of London (REED Salary Calculator)

But Bill Watkin (pictured), the former Schools, Students and Teachers network (SSAT) operations boss who now heads the Sixth Form Colleges Association, said although sixth - form colleges were an «invaluable asset» that were «largely underused», many principals would need to be «more sure» that they could take on schools without affecting their existing provision.

Entitled «Transforming School Food: A National Gathering of Peers and Partners Taking on School Food Change,» the conference will draw over 160 school food service professionals and community organizations from over forty large school districts, as well as government agency partners and funders.

Cuomo took on school superintendents» salaries in his budget, which shocked some public school officials.

But the Stella McCartney ensemble that Kristen Stewart wore while promoting Snow White and the Huntsman is a refreshing take on the school uniform staple.

When the local classroom fails to meet the young girl's special needs, Jamie rallies all the support she can find and takes on the school district and the ailing educational system.

A bromance, a coming of age story and the most potent, well - observed and human take on school violence I have ever seen, Johnson's festival darling is the movie of our moment.

Wellness News Angry Moms Take on School Lunches Two mothers made a documentary about school lunches called Two Angry Moms in an effort to get more nutritious food served.

The celebration was the latest take on the school's annual «Family Reading Night,» and its theme was created by the students themselves.

This means parents have less forms to sign and clearly know what their children are about to do at school, while the school can produce a list of pupils complete with emergency contact information and medical information to take on the school trip.

An attempted save Global real estate and facility management services provider BGIS announced that it would be taking on school facility management contracts from Carillion, but has since withdrawn its offer.

The government should be very concerned (but won't be) that this will further discourage (if such a thing were possible) headteachers taking on schools with socially disadvantaged intakes.

Then you have the unknown financial costs — for example, the school's buildings could be in desperate need of repair and any new Trust taking on the school will possibly be liable for the cost of this.

But at Mann, UCLA is taking on a school where only about a tenth of students are proficient in English and math.

It also neatly goes to show why academy trusts can't take on schools such as Haydon Bridge — where an earth would an academy trust come up with # 3 million to fix the problems caused by the council's dereliction of duty?

Dr. Scarborough took on this school two and a half years ago.

Arianne then took on a school leadership role as the Assistant Head of Lower School at the Bank Street School for Children.

«So if you're at a school that you've done well with, then asked to go take on another school and do the same thing, you're probably looking at lean years when it comes to pay,» said Shirley Prince, executive director of NCPAPA.

So how will DfE / Treasury convince these MATs, run by all the new business types, to take on schools when they don't really want to?

«We need to assure parents that it's safe,» said Noor Haider, a local tribal leader who took on school security after Taliban militants bombed the school three years ago.

Traditionally, the AP was most often delegated to handling bus routes and discipline issues, but as the need for new principals increases, APs are being tapped to take on school leadership roles with fewer years experience as teachers or in administrative roles.

The significant funding we've announced today is going to make a huge difference to those schools chosen to take on Schools Challenge Cymru.»

Political leaders had seen no upside to taking on a school system that employs thousands of African Americans in a city where African Americans account for a majority of the population, the voter rolls, the city council, local - government posts, and union leadership.

As the application deadline for the government's SBM Primary Cluster Grant draws near, which will enable groups of primary schools to take on a school business manager, Liz Walters of the National Association of School Business Management (NASBM) explains how it works

And smaller employers may take on school leavers as and when they need them.

United Learning stepped in to provide support services to the school but the trust does not want to take on the school without a contribution to the PFI costs or a «cap» on the repayments.

To tackle this inequality, a Northern Sponsor fund, amounting to # 10 million, was created in order to attract and encourage the best sponsors to take on schools in the north of England.

You want to make sure that your college student is well prepared to take on school and life.

However, Reform also advises that there should be scope for the commissioner to develop bespoke funding agreements to encourage sponsors to take on schools that have both poor finances and pupil outcomes.

Other have taken on school - wide roles as instructional leaders, curriculum developers, content coaches, department directors, educational coordinators, ESL coordinators, guidance counselors, and heads of schools.