Sentences with phrase «wealthy parents»

Children of wealthy parents would have a distinct advantage over parents who can't afford to gift their adult children their down payment funds.

But without accommodation and support from wealthy parents, an internship can cost about # 1,000 a month.

And she believes that supporters of school accountability must do a far better job explaining to middle class and wealthy parents why accountability matters to all kids, including their own.

Children of wealthy parents would have a distinct advantage over parents who can't afford to gift their adult children their down payment funds.

For too long, I've seen and heard how wealthy parents in New York City can pick and choose where to send their children to school.

That apparent gallantry should set off the alarm bells, and worse is to come when she hooks up with Kyle (Timothee Chalamet), an affected twit with wealthy parents who smokes roll - ups because he doesn't want to «engage with this society».

«If wealthier parents persist in sending their children to independent schools, then there is a clear tension between individuals» strategies to raise standards and our policies to reduce inequality.

Funded to focus on PANS by two wealthy parents whose child was diagnosed with the disease, Agalliu began searching in 2012 for controls to the trap door that autoantibodies use to sneak into the brain.

This can happen for various reasons: because wealthy parents unduly influence budget allocations, for example.

One of the film's themes hinges on Christian wondering whether his good fortune as a billionaire is attributable to being adopted by wealthy parents from the foster care system, or to his own drive and how he's exploited advantages that others may not have had.

The Catholic schools hate this change, because it overturns a generous funding arrangement that enabled them to keep primary school fees low regardless of how wealthy the parents are.

We know DeVos likes choice, and only wealthy parents will be able to benefit from a voucher, a nice tax break to a decent private school.

It baffles me that they would worry about political backlash for reducing or removing this private school funding from wealthy parents groups that I'm positive have never voted NDP nor would they in the future.

Britain are about to welcome, certificate forgers (sponsored by corrupt wealthy parents), armed robbers and kidnappers...

Nevertheless, it does seem that the highest earners (or those with sympathetic wealthier parents) will be able to pay off their loans more quickly, thus avoiding interest, which the hapless middle income people will have to pay.

Perhaps not so highly recommended is The Gambler, which stars Mark Wahlberg as the son of very wealthy parents who is a university professor by day (the addition of specs don't make Wahlberg any more convincing here) and a compulsive gambler by night.

Certainly, many children from low - income, single - parent households lack the same family support for their education that children with two wealthier parents enjoy.

A brief filed by urban school districts raised the specter of wealthy parents gaming the system and driving up costs, but the effect of this decision will also likely be limited.

Upper - middle class and wealthy parents do not need universal preschool options, on average, but low - income children may substantially benefit from these programs.

«For the first time in American history, poor families are having the same conversation wealthy parents have been having, and it's starting with, «Hey, where are you sending your child next year?

The flow of private donations to largely small districts serving wealthy parents will continue despite the implementation of the Local Control Funding Formula championed by Gov. Jerry Brown and approved by the Legislature in June.

But this latest admissions proposal may prove controversial if wealthier parents struggle to get school places for their children.

«We are worried that increased competition for school places will further exacerbate the social segregation in schools, with wealthier parents able to buy properties closest to favoured schools and children from poorer families being squeezed out and concentrated in the less popular schools.

Additionally, the characteristics of a community school increase equity by providing children and families with services, supports, and engagement that wealthier parents take for granted, but that are often lacking in schools serving lower - income communities.

Wealthier parents often hire private consultants to help them navigate the thicket of choices.

Funding here does not depend on local property taxes, but the effect of wealthy parents moving into the catchment areas for well - known good schools is painfully obvious — house ads will mention if they're in the area for particular schools, and house prices in those areas goes up, and that's what causes any segregation.

Wealthy parents get so busy that they can not raise their children, so they hand the kids off to those who are often far less capable.

Coontz misstates the historical record to give the impression that marriage has typically not been a province of law and only became such in an effort to preserve the narrow interests of certain powerful sects of society: wealthy parents in requiring parental consent, Catholic authoritarians in proscribing divorce, and Southern racists in preventing miscegenation.

This comes after the Trump - GOP tax bill created a special new tax break for wealthy parents by allowing tax - advantaged 529 savings accounts to be used for private school tuition.

He conceded that the brightest students don't always «have the educational opportunities they deserve» but cautioned that schools have proven to be very good at selecting students through» social background» rather than academic potential, because wealthy parents «will always find a way» to get their children through the one - off test.

This is important for any child, but it's crucial for children with wealthier parents.

In the past, I've made the argument, that if wealthier parents would just send their kids to the local neighborhood schools the schools would become more diverse and everybody would benefit.

Murillo also objected that wealthy parents whose children are already in private schools will now be able to «supplement their salaries.»

By, once again, proposing to slash funding for teachers and after - school programs, Trump is effectively recommending that Congress cut teachers» salaries, increase class sizes, and cancel after - school programming to pay for tax cuts for wealthy parents who can already afford to send their kids to private schools.

He can tell that Jack (Noah Jupe) is a «hand - me - down kid» and that Julian (Bryce Gheisar) comes from wealthy parents.

Synopsis: Christopher McCandless (Emile Hirsch), son of wealthy parents (Marcia Gay Harden, William Hurt), graduates from Emory University as a top student and athlete.

The Gates have been married for 23 years and share three children, who reportedly won't receive much of an inheritance from their wealthy parents.

P.S.: Not all wealthy parents are like Warren Buffett, giving away the bulk of his money to charity.

Some of us are born to wealthy parents, others into poverty; some of us with 170 IQs, others a little slow on the uptake.

As a single mom, Lorelai is forced to humble herself before her wealthy parents in order to fund Rory's education at an exclusive private school.

Children of wealthy parents and intellectually gifted students are cheating not to hang on, but to be in a position to compete for the best grad school, the best record, the best job.

The same can be said about someone like Andrew Luck who, because of wealthy parents, was able to stick around Stanford for another year and get his degree instead of jumping into the NFL.

The roster of schools they beat reads like a wealthy parent's wish list of the most desirable private schools in the country: Trinity, Collegiate, Spence, Dalton, and Horace Mann in New York City, and exclusive private schools in Boston, Miami, and Greenwich, Connecticut.