The phrase "achievement school" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a type of educational institution that focuses on helping students achieve specific academic goals or standards.
Example: "The achievement school has implemented new programs to enhance student performance and ensure that all learners meet their educational milestones."
Alternatives: "success academy" or "performance school".
Instead of assigning one blunt letter grade, as the city report cards did, the six-page report would grade schools on four areas: academic achievement, school safety, teamwork between teachers and administrators and support from the Department of Education.
Food insecurity negatively impacts outcomes in adults and children including parenting practices, child development, educational achievement, school performance, diet, and nutritional status.
A comprehensive review of the literature clearly demonstrates that preschool education can produce persistent gains in achievement, school success (less grade repetition and special education) and social behavior.
It can also act as a strong mediator between out-of-school variables (e.g., home and family, friends and class-inmates,) (Chen & Astor 2011), teacher-student interactions, academic achievement, school success and life-long learning (Christenson et al. 2012; Gilardi & Guglielmetti 2011; Reschly & Christenson 2012).
The report cards are silent regarding student achievement, school safety, small class sizes, early childhood education, investments in education, graduation rates or reading instruction".
In one Memphis "Achievement" school, Cornerstone Prep (pre-kindergarten through 3rd grade), children are reportedly wetting their pants because of the acute anxiety created by the "strict new disciplinary policies".
Additionally, out-of-school programming, such as STEM learning, has also shown to produce outcomes in academic achievements, school engagement, and graduation rates (Falk, 2017; Vossoughi, 2017).
The aim of their research was to compare public housing residents with households having similar characteristics on measures of satisfaction with housing neighborhood, children's scholastic achievements, school ratings, extra-curricular activities, and grade retention.
In a box of ephemera cataloguing his life, Newman keeps a "record of achievement" from school.
It's student achievement, or "school pride," or a perceived reduction in fighting.
To the Editor: David L. Kirp addresses the one sure-fire policy to reduce the racial achievement gap: school integration.
