Sentence examples for district mandates from inspiring English sources

Yet even with 66 co-sponsors, he stumbled with the bill bundling several measures to relieve school district mandates required by the state — including removing the 22-to-1 22-to-1 22-to-1her ratio in kindergarten through fourth grade, minimum salary requirements for teachers and contractual obligations dealing with layoffs.

For those who don't know, SB 08-130 (The Innovation Schools Act) grants schools and districts that receive innovation status the privilege of waiving certain requirements, like their local collective bargaining contract and some district mandates.

The more individualized approach to assessing talent is a central advantage, charter school supporters argue: freed from the constraints of district mandates and union rules governing tenure, charters can tailor curriculum in ways that best suit student advancement and improve teaching skills.

Some teachers were constrained by school or district mandates on curriculum content, and thus did not teach courses in which the material would be relevant during that academic year, or believed that the material was too difficult for their introductory biology students.

Any publisher-made or district mandated tests could also be included.

And she used a Latino-majority district mandated by the VRA and drawn by Democrats as proof of gerrymandering.

Richard Bergmann, a local architect and an outspoken champion of the houses, noted that federal guidelines for landmark districts mandate that the key buildings there must be at least 50 years old.

Chief among those were rulings that required more state financing for low-income school districts, mandated construction of affordable housing, struck down a state law requiring parental notification for minors seeking abortions and allowed Democrats to make an 11th-hour candidate substitution in a hotly contested race for the Senate.

"Shouldn't Texans care if 92percentt of our districts mandate adolescent sleep deprivation?," she says.

The zero-tolerance school laws and policy in many school districts mandate that a student be expelled for one year for infractions that include drug sales, robbery, assault, weapons possession and fights that cause serious physical injury.

Furthermore, in 2012, the MSHP issued a memo to all health regions and districts mandating the creation of a 'director of monitoring and evaluation' position, to ensure that M&E and data-informed decision making would have higher priority.