Sentences with phrase «wealthy suburb»

Today, the rich attend private schools and elite public schools in wealthy suburbs.

But if you are only interested in teaching in wealthy suburbs, your odds aren't as good.

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Not like in wealthier suburbs where kids have the opportunity to go to early childhood programs that have play, the arts, and project - based learning.

If you look to the elected officials who are loudest about charter schools, their children often go to private school or to wealthy suburbs like Millburn or Livingston.

Even if they open in the most deprived parts of England, it will be difficult to establish catchment areas which do not include wealthier suburbs, especially as some of the poorest areas of the country exist within larger cities and metropolitan regions where deprivation can vary greatly between postcodes.

Its schools regularly outperform schools in even wealthy suburbs, let alone their urban counterparts.

Larchmont is a leafy and wealthy suburb just about 10 miles north of the city.

Send money to Albany to give it out with greater focus upon wealthy suburbs.

But if you live in the not so wealthy suburbs or arrondissements and use the public transportations you often choose your clothes in the morning based on the time you think you'll go home and if you will travel alone.

When the researchers controlled for demographic variables (for example, wealthy suburbs offer more physics courses) and others, including overall academic achievement, high school physics contributed little more than one point.

It was surrounded by wealthier suburbs, whose homeowners employed the plumbers, electricians and landscapers from Midland Park.

There are students who live in some of the very wealthy suburbs where we've studied their aspirations who can't imagine not going to university and who can't imagine being anything other than a doctor or a lawyer, because that's what people in their world and their community are engaged in.

«Several high - quality charter schools across the country are making an amazing difference in our children's lives, especially when charters in inner - city communities are performing as well, if not better, than their counterparts in much wealthier suburbs,» Duncan said.

Though it serves primarily poor, mostly black and Hispanic students, Success is a testing dynamo, outscoring schools in many wealthy suburbs, let alone their urban counterparts.

That is according to the latest New World Wealth Survey of wealthy suburbs undertaken in conjunction with MasterCard.

Toss in goodies like utility rate reductions, below - market interest rate loans and investor tax credits and it's easy to see why there are 72 EZ zones across New York State (including in wealthy suburbs) and why the last few counties that don't have em, want em.

Highland is a wealthy suburb of Salt Lake City.

As Birmingham is a wealthy suburb, it is less - exposed to pullbacks in the U.S. automotive market than urban Detroit.

A few weeks ago, I found myself speaking about interfaith marriage at a Reform synagogue in a wealthy suburb of New York.

Generational inequality is increasing and millennials are experiencing firsthand that poverty can hit everyone, even when you've been raised in a wealthy suburb.

With privilege goes the opportunity to earn enough money so that you can live in a wealthy suburb and perpetuate this inequality by passing it on to your children.

His adventures have taken him from the streets of Calcutta where he worked with Mother Teresa to the wealthy suburbs of Chicago where he served at the influential mega-church Willow Creek.

«We serve the greater Atlanta area, from the wealthy suburbs of Alpharetta, historic Old Fourth Ward, and eclectic Little Five Points village to the sleepy rural towns dotted south of Atlanta,» President Kiefer Pirrung says.

But the loss of the deduction will hit hard in New York City and its wealthy suburbs, including Long Island, said Alan Cole, an economist at the nonprofit Tax Foundation in Washington, D.C.

But members of the state's congressional delegation from Baltimore are still quietly considering whether there is a path to victory for a candidate such as them to run as a voice for the state's less affluent urban core against those from the wealthy suburbs.

This fact is particularly offensive, given that it is well known that Senator Espada lives in the wealthy suburb of Mamaroneck, far outside of his Bronx district.

His bill would provide for a salary of $ 125,000 for the smallest rural districts and up to $ 175,000 for the largest districts, often in wealthier suburbs.

Try the quieter upscale dinner and dancing clubs in the wealthy suburbs, around the lakes and in the mountains.

Detroit has an abundance of wealthy suburbs and suburbs where people are well off.......

When the gorgeous Kate and Steve Jones (Moore and Duchovny) move into a wealthy suburb with their equally alluring teens Jenn and Mick (Heard and Hollingsworth), the locals notice their fabulous clothes, gadgets and cars.

It's 1973, and Ben and Elena Hood are feeling the destabilizing winds of change from the sixties blowing through their wealthy suburb of New Canaan.

Given that the film has been out for a while, you probably know that Get Out is the story of a young African - American man who ventures into the wealthy suburbs for a weekend with his white girlfriend's family.

He plays Martin Blank, a hit man from a wealthy suburb outside of Detroit, who knows that something is missing in his life.

She says she hoped the voucher would help her and her son find a place near the job in one of Dallas» northern and wealthier suburbs.

Ladue, Missouri, a wealthy suburb of St. Louis, is at the 62nd percentile.

Success students in the city's poorest communities outperformed kids in the wealthiest suburbs.

The authors envision a phase - in of the plan, most likely starting in cities with many struggling students and spreading last to wealthy suburbs and rural areas.

The truth is simply that these students can't be taught using the methods that work in the wealthy suburbs.

«We are No. 1 in student achievement in the state,» says founder Eva Moskowitz, «outperforming all the wealthy suburbs.»

While Madeloni argues that everyone already knew that achievement gaps exist between Massachusetts's wealthy suburbs and its poor cities, others maintain that having concrete proof of those and other gaps is essential.

Braintree, a town of about 35,000 south of Boston, is neither an inner - city area nor a wealthy suburb.

Although official numbers have not yet been released, it is likely that many more parents in New York State are keeping their children out of the tests than did last year, particularly in wealthy suburbs and neighborhoods of New York City.

But this fall, Americans for Prosperity is spending big in the wealthy suburbs south of Denver to influence voters in the Douglas County School District, which has gone further than any district in the nation to reshape public education into a competitive, free - market enterprise.

I could easily argue that busing poor, black students to wealthy suburbs or districts reaffirms beliefs of white superiority.

Quite simply, the budget approved this month funnels public tax dollars to private schools, including those in wealthy suburbs.