The phrase "assembly education" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear in its meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to educational programs or curricula focused on assembly skills or techniques, but clarity would depend on additional context.
Example: "The school introduced an assembly education program to teach students about teamwork and collaboration."
Alternatives: "group education" or "collective learning".
Yale, George Mason University, and Stanford researchers collaborated with ACE to evaluate the effectiveness of its assembly education program.
By a vote of 5 to 1, with one abstention, the Assembly education committee sent the measure to the full Assembly.
Buzzetti, who owns a lighting business not far from Roscoe Hardware, is a regular at Los Angeles school board meetings and has testified before an Assembly education committee on various issues, including alleged misappropriation of funds by principals.
Assembly education guru Rick Simpson, a former Davis aide and CTA lobbyist, brings up a good point: The students have no motivation to score well on the state standardized tests.
Mr. Sanders, the chairman of the Assembly Education Committee, said yesterday's settlement was important because it forced Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. Klein to comply with state education law, which establishes district boundaries and outlines the responsibilities of community superintendents.
Steven Sanders, chairman of the Assembly Education Committee, said, "At the very least, when the State Legislature votes for an increase in public education dollars for New York City, that money should not be diverted by New York City.
Assemblyman Steven Sanders, a Democrat from Manhattan and chairman of the Assembly Education Committee, notes that the state and the city have each raised their contributions to education by $2 billion in the last 10 years.
In meetings with the Senate and Assembly education committees, Mr. Walcott recounted his family's history of attending public schools and promised lawmakers that he would remain as reachable as he had been as a deputy mayor.
Steven Sanders, chairman of the Assembly Education Committee, said in an interview that the Assembly felt strongly about not removing the waiver requirement for chancellors.
Her local Assembly members, Joseph J. Roberts Jr. and Nilsa Cruz-Perez, both Democrats, have introduced the bill, which is now awaiting review from the Assembly Education Committee.
Assemblyman Steven Sanders, the Manhattan Democrat who heads the Assembly Education Committee, said last week that abolishing the Board of Education was "highly unlikely" as an option for the task force to consider and the Assembly to approve.
