Public tours of the White House will resume on a limited basis for school groups in early February after being halted following the Sept. 11 attacks, the president's spokesman said today.
The first official state history, published in 1930 and used as a basis for school textbooks, characterized the Turks as an ancient Central Asian people with a long pre-Islamic history, including the Sumerian and Hittite civilizations.
The high school is overseen by Basis (for Brooklyn and Staten Island Schools).
When there is a state accountability system that is rational and used as the basis for helping schools, teachers, and students, when we accept that community and school improvement have to happen together, and when we recognize that we cannot improve schools without committing the necessary resources, then we'll reconsider our decision.
Under the federal No Child Left Behind law, enacted in 2001, student scores have become the basis for judging schools' overall performance, although states continue to use other measures as well in judging teachers.
Although this is not obligatory for entering a medical school, a pre-med program is an excellent basis for medical school.
Asked about the program, Chancellor Harold O. Levy said yesterday that there was a "sound educational basis for summer school," but he urged parents and educators to have realistic expectations.
My studies were combined with art A-level, forming an excellent basis for art school, and the following 49 years of work as a designer, educationist and artist.
This group conceived behaviour to be a reaction or response (R) to changes in environmental stimulation (S); their S-R psychology subsequently gained popularity, becoming the basis for the school of behaviourism.
These findings formed the basis for the school of human relations in the social sciences.
