Sentences with phrase «typical public schools»

The costs are about the same between the school lunches in Pau and in typical public school in Pennsylvania... but the menu?

I love Choicelunch — they are a great example of what a healthy kids» lunch can be — but sadly their average price of around $ 5 puts their service out of reach for typical public schools, which would also have to cover the costs of running a NSLP program (counting and claiming the meals, filling out the mountains of paperwork to get the govt.

Typical public school juvenile stuff really.

Rhee said:...» charter schools can accomplish things quicker and at a lower cost than typical public schools because there is less paperwork involved.»

Typical public school Districts also receive tens of millions of dollars (they just don't pay their administrators as much as HCZ).

About a quarter of charters are doing very well in math, with their students significantly outgaining typical public schools.

Beyond the student achievement on standardized tests, almost 1/3 of Ariel graduates test out of Algebra before their freshman year — a major achievement considering the dire statistics around math competency and graduation rates in typical public schools.

I took a quick look in the evening on what was served for school lunch in a typical public school lunch program, in a school district in the center of Pennsylvania, where my two nephews go to school.

For the next 30 days, excluding weekends and Wednesdays, I will post two school lunch menus, one from a typical elementary school in Toms River, NJ and one from a typical public school in Pau, France (where I live now).

Thirty years ago, Ted Sizer, former Harvard Ed School dean and founder of the Essential Schools movement, described a typical public school schedule as «a series of units of time» where «the clock is king.»

There is probably a little more order and discipline at Calvary than in a typical public school, but Calvary's students work hard, and they learn math, history, and science from competent teachers.

Levin incorrectly says that Edison receives more funding than typical public schools.

Since the advent of computer technology in the late 20th century, there has been an uncomfortable awareness that «business - as - usual» in our typical public school would no longer be enough to graduate students who can contribute to an ever - changing world in a meaningful way.

As a state charter school we receive substantially less funding per student than the typical public school.

Heightening the absurdity, the lobbyists made substantively more in salary, the Tribune reported six figures each, than a typical public school teacher.

I'm just saying here's the reality of it: We have 860,000 kids in our program, typical public schools, and there could be very little money, if at all, increase.

My hope is that TEP will actually start a conversation about how we can recruit, train, and retain high - quality teachers in a typical public school setting and with a conventional budget.

Many have a longer school day and longer school year than typical public schools.

A good school website is critical for independent schools, maybe even more so than for the typical public school.

The charter schools in which Mr. Barth earned his stripes are smaller than the typical public school; and, as you know, public schools are subject to mandates which charter schools can avoid.

Almost 20 percent of the charters saw significantly more gain in reading than typical public schools in the state.

Teaching some of the required high school texts in a typical public school classroom without e-readers requires having the funding available to purchase at least forty copies of each book, if not more.