Sentence examples for district placed from inspiring English sources
The school district placed him in special-education classes with mildly retarded and emotionally disturbed teenagers.
On Monday the trustees of Harrison Central School's beleaguered district placed its superintendent, Donald A. Howard, on paid administrative leave.
In July, 2011, the district placed a hundred and ten teachers who had either confessed to having cheated or been accused of it on administrative leave.
Just last week, the school district placed the principal of Stoneman Douglas under investigation to review his actions related to the shooting.
A New Hampshire school district placed a teacher on paid leave after a student recorded two classmates singing lyrics about killing black people for an assignment.
Public spending on private school placement for special education students grew by 33percentt between 2010-11 and 2013-14, and the district placed students in private schools when appropriate spaces were available in public ones.
Issues: He believes class size needs to be reduced, but is concerned that student safety is compromised by the district placing up to 60 students and three teachers in a single classroom in an effort to achieve that goal.
Usually, local school districts place children in prekindergarten classes or send therapists to visit children at home.
Some school districts place most students with this disability, regardless of severity, in segregated settings -- separate classrooms, separate schools -- while other school districts place most of their students with disabilities in the same educational settings as students without disabilities.
Its most important provision requires that states and districts place a qualified teacher in every classroom by 2006 in exchange for federal dollars.
One option is to make schools and districts place an asterisk next to the current graduation rate, or have them report both the current graduation rate and the college ready rate, said Merryl H. Tisch, the chancellor of the Board of Regents.
