Sentence examples for district implementing from inspiring English sources
According to one science specialist, this task providing quantitative and qualitative assessment data for so many students—led to the change to pass/fail science scores in the district implementing this model.
The expansion of the CPS condom program will come ahead of the district implementing new comprehensive sex education curriculum for all grade levels -- starting with age-appropriate basics of anatomy, reproduction, healthy relationships and personal safety for kindergarteners -- beginning in 2016.
The fourth district in each region was selected as the newest district implementing DOTS before initiation of the survey.
Participants included: State and District implementing agencies, MHRD, Food Corporation of India (FCI) staff, District/Block/Panchayat members, headmasters, teachers, parents and students.
Those fixtures were taken off line, and the district "implemented remediation measures," according to its website.
After some early pilot tests in single classes, the district implemented a program for the 2011 12 school year that provided each child with an iPad.
Though her school district implemented tax increases to try to plug budget holes, she said, "It still feels stressful".
In 2008, the district implemented a series of policy changes that included tracking the racial disparities in student suspensions, expulsions and arrests.
But schools across the district implement the policy differently, with some conducting daily searches and others choosing to obey the policy less frequently or ignore it altogether.
To provide more support, the Vista district implemented Teacher's Institutes led by professionals that understood the pedagogy and standards of student learning.
Most recently, SFUSD announced last week that efforts to reduce the disproportionate number of suspensions among black students has been a success, bringing them down 17percentt from last year as the district implements more proactive policies, ranging from daily check-ins to rewards for good behavior, according to a district press release.
