Often these are the children who would benefit most from a high quality school experience that helped them get the experiences and services they need to overcome the kinds of behaviors that are leading to preschool suspensions and school failure.
CPS announced that the schools will provide "a higher quality school option" for some 9,200 in "high-need" South and West Side Chicago communities.
But it will not be easy.Parental choice is a keystone of the government's education policy, and demand for a high-quality school place outstrips supply.
To those many Americans not free to live in a neighborhood free of gang warfare, or free to attend a high-quality school free of random violence, the war on terrorism to preserve American "freedom" is irrelevant.
Getting such projects done justified some tolerable level of public debt, proponents argued, just as a family might consider a steep mortgage on a home in a high-quality school district to be an investment in the children's success.
I urge Speaker Silver, Majority Leader Bruno, their respective houses, the teachers, the business community and parents to work with Deputy Mayor Dennis Walcott and me to transform our educational system into a high-quality school system that we can be proud of...
We investigate the persistence of short-term effects of a high-quality school-based pre-kindergarten program in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Also, the advantage from attending a higher-quality school was much smaller when we took into account students' abilities versus when we didn't.
Even if students' endogenous family resources, learning motivation, and learning ability are poor, a high-quality school education can still effectively compensate for the disadvantages, improving their academic record.
Gibraltar also developed a high-quality school system, with as many as 42 schools by 1860.
Landecker added: "It's unconscionable that families in many low-income communities lack the same opportunities to send their children to a high-quality school".
