That could get students and teachers back into the classrooms by Monday, union officials said.
University & was started in 1942, in one of the classrooms, by the late J.K. Lasser.
The report estimated, for example, that fewer than 1,000 would be left without classrooms by June.
It was once common for elementary-school teachers to arrange their classrooms by ability, placing the highest-achieving students in one cluster, the lowest in another.
While the college courses are taught in Jericho's classrooms by its own faculty, the instructors and syllabuses are approved by the sponsoring college.
B1 The Bloomberg administration is considering a list of potential education cuts that would directly affect classrooms by laying off hundreds of teachers' aides, city officials said.
If the Merced project goes ahead, plans are for 25,000 students to occupy the campus's classrooms by the time it is completed, in about three decades.
All around workmen are busy sawing and hammering, their feet kicking up the concrete dust deposited in the small classrooms by the earthquake's agitation.
Now that the books have been ordered, the next hurdle is making sure that they reach their intended classrooms by September.
It would, instead, create confusion and wreak havoc in classrooms by giving students the right to refuse to read anything or do any assignments that they claim offends their religious views.
She was enchanted by the light in the bare-bones classrooms, by Russian culture preserved and transmogrified, and by the quiet devotion of the parents sitting in the corridor.
