Sentence examples for districts switched from inspiring English sources

Indeed, even if school districts switched to performance-based layoffs, younger teachers could still face big losses.

For the fourth time in 12 years, not a single one of the state's 50-plus congressional districts switched parties.

Formerly a Liberal stronghold, the industrial districts switched to Labour by 1922, with a base among the Irish Catholic working class districts.

Formerly a Liberal stronghold, the industrial districts switched to Labour by 1922, with a base in the Irish Catholic working class districts.

Referring to districts switching to full-day programs, Mrs. Faigle said: "A lot of trends come through in education, and people jump on trends.

With so much research showing that teens need more sleep why aren't all school districts switching to later start times?

When the Scarsdale district switched to Singapore math at its elementary schools in 2008, it expanded the number of math coaches to three from one to help the 110 classroom teachers learn the material.

But with time running short this summer, the San Bernardino district switched course, adopting only smaller changes — a crackdown on tardiness and extending the school day, among others — that officials said would be more manageable.

And here in Westchester County, the Irvington district switched to the standards-based cards not only to make grading less subjective but also to keep parents better informed on their children's progress, said Karen Kellogg, an assistant principal.

Instead, the district switched course in 2012 and developed a new system using code developed by Microsoft and the Fresno Unified School District.

The other four board members have not announced positions, but the vote was nearly unanimous when the district switched to an August start in the fall of 2012. .