Sentence examples for act schools from inspiring English sources

Under the No Child Left Behind Act, schools must make "adequate yearly progress" on tests or risk, after two years of poor performances, allowing their charges to study somewhere else.

It's therefore likely that most secondary schools will have a few pupils who are affected and, with disfigurement covered by the Disability Discrimination Act, schools have a duty to raise awareness and ensure these pupils are not subject to negative reactions and bullying.

Thanks to the Childrens' Internet Protection Act, schools in the U.S. that provide internet access to their students must also generally use web filtering systems that block them from accessing obscene or harmful content online.

She said that ever since the No Child Left Behind Act, "schools have been turned into testing factories".

Thanks to the VAWA Amendments to the Clery Act, schools must take proactive steps to be transparent in their prevention and adjudication efforts while working to support and educate students.

Under the Healthy, Hungry-Free Kids Act, schools receiving funding for these programs must adhere to new regulations for improved nutritional quality and the provision of water where meals are served [ 81].

"What if that doesn't work out?" But meeting regularly with Justin's family, under the new requirements of a civil rights law called the Individuals With Disabilities in Education Act, school officials encouraged him to pursue independence.

To educate these children, the State Legislature has created 14 "special act" school districts, fully half of them in Westchester County and all operated on the grounds of the institutions themselves.

Under the Americans With Disabilities Act, school districts may not discriminate against applicants with disabilities and are required to make necessary accommodations, unless the district can prove that such adaptations would impose undue hardships.

Having just finished year 12, the pressures around achieving the golden ATAR number are still very real for ACT school-leaver Madelyn Hellyer.

The negative attention also causes problems for the institutions still run by E-Act, which are affected by it's tarnished reputation, in particular Heartlands academy in Birmingham, which received an "outstanding" from Ofsted, and the four other E-Act schools currently rated as good.