Sentence examples for education title from inspiring English sources
Today, in Wisconsin, the latest front in the education wars, the Appleton Area School District has adopted a comprehensive Birth to Five Plan, which includes literacy programs for parents delivering at local hospitals; community parent education workshops; Parents as Teachers home visiting; Early Childhood Special Education, Title I Preschool and Even Start Family Literacy.
The stimulus package roughly doubles the amounts spent by the federal government for compensatory education (Title I) and special education.
An old education title that has had a lot of influence is Oregon Trail [a computer game about pioneers in the West].
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 followed the next year, explicitly establishing rights not to be discriminated against on the basis of race, sex, religion or national origin in areas that included employment (Title VII), education (Title IX) and governmental benefits.
The hiring company is going to validate your education, title, tenure and compensation.
As part of the alliance, McGraw-Hill will make nearly 100 of its top-selling higher education titles available for purchase through the enTourage Systems' e-book store, spanning disciplines such as business, economics, science, math, humanities, foreign languages and social sciences.
Attempts to exclude LGBTQ students or create an unwelcome environment can leave a school vulnerable to legal liability, including a sex discrimination claim under state education laws, Title IX or the U.S. Constitution, Clark noted.
Source: Department of Education, Title IV Program Volume Reports and IPEDS.
The excellence of the educational resources for study of the subcontinent and the University's commitment to research on the area have been substantiated by continuous support of a South Asia center under the Department of Education, Title VI and its predecessors since 1959.
Title IX outlaws discrimination based on sex when it comes to education, while Title VII outlaws employment discrimination.
It did not include the federal contribution to education under Title I, which is generally weighted toward low-income schools.
