Sentence examples for deemed failing from inspiring English sources

THE new federal education law lets students leave high-poverty schools that are deemed failing.

*Schools that are deemed failing would have to allow students to transfer to other public schools in those districts.

If principals deemed failing were rated satisfactory by superintendents, the department "better be prepared to fire superintendents," Ms. Levy said.

But 24percentt of the state's low-income schools are deemed failing, higher than almost anywhere else.

Two cable channels, History and TBS, were deemed "failing" by Glaad, which assigns the grades annually as part of its advocacy work for greater diversity in the media.

A small additional factor is the impact of a new federal law that allows students to transfer from schools deemed failing.

In 2006 Sawyers Hall was deemed a failing school, one that was not educating its pupils as required.

This March, Duncan projected that 82percentt of schools would be deemed as failing by next year.

The law is often blamed for a much-maligned curricular narrowing and an overly broad swath of schools deemed as "failing".

Obama's rollback comes in the form of a waiver package: States that seek relief from NCLB's provisions -- including the 100percentt proficiency requirement in reading and math by 2014, increasingly harsh sanctions against schools deemed as "failing" or the strictly dictated use of federal education money -- will have to adapt certain administration-mandated reforms.

Schools that fail to meet their targets will be deemed to be failing by the government, and in the case of local authority maintained schools, vulnerable to being converted to academy status.