Sentence examples for districts increase from inspiring English sources

Yet even as districts increase accountability for teachers, few are checking on the companies, universities and in-school programs that are supposed to help them get better.

Similarly the PBRN-QI districts were 4.71 times more likely (p = .011) to have increased (34%%) agreement that staff track progress continuously (Item 9), compared to the Non PBRN supported districts increase (4 %).

With the bulk of property taxes going to schools, it's uncertain whether angry voters want to consolidate school districts, increase class size or lay off teachers.

The number of strongly Republican districts increased from 175 to 183.

And on average over the entire period, prices of homes in historic districts increased in value slightly faster.

In fact, the number of students testing above the cutoff in high-poverty districts increased by 121percentthis yearar, twice the increase in nonpoverty districts.

But the study also reported that during several intervals -- including the last few years -- houses outside historic districts increased in value at the same rate or slightly faster, or that they decreased more slowly than those in the districts.

It found that since 1975, houses in historic districts increased in value by 10.2percentt a year, on average, compared with 9percentt in nearby neighborhoods, or after adjusting for inflation, 5.3percentt in historic districts, compared with 4.2percentt elsewhere.

Approved capital projects in Nassau and Suffolk's 129 school districts increased to 493 in the 2000-01 school year from 482 in 1997-98, according to the New York State Education Department's office of facilities planning.

The number of congressional "earmarks" for projects in members' districts increased from 1,300 in 1994, when the Republicans took over Congress, to 14,000 in 2005.The Republican majority also cheered Mr Bush all the way to Baghdad.

Although the number of new smears performed in the three districts increased from 1544 in 2001 to 2801 in 2002, overall the coverage remained less than 4%.