Sentence examples for educational mandate from inspiring English sources
Will it be enough to deliver the educational mandate these children deserve?
These colleges, as befits their educational mandate, do not offer athletic scholarships.
Although many schools around the country require students to devote a specific number of hours to a community service project, Ms. Lublin said Do Something members did not seem to be volunteering because of an educational mandate.
The institution, like its neighbors the Guggenheim, the Metropolitan and the Whitney, is a nonprofit tax-exempt institution with an educational mandate and a board primarily made up of museum professionals from here and abroad.
Arkansas, along with 10 other states (Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Texas, and Virginia) does not have a state educational mandate that requires school districts to teach about HIV and Sexual Health.
They were sampled using the database of 359 public high schools in the Province excluding those with Grade 12 pass rates below 40%% (1 school) indicating their inability to deliver on their core educational mandate, and above 97%% (33 schools) indicating well-resourced schools already able to offer students the types of interventions proposed by PREPARE.
They are free from most state educational mandates that control teaching methodologies, but must take the same student achievement tests taken by the regular public schools.
We have seen the stark contrast between the rhetoric of "No Child Left Behind" and the unfinanced educational mandates placed on the states.
In New York, charter schools are free from most educational mandates that control teaching methodologies in regular public schools, but are held accountable on the basis of student achievement tests, including the state Regents exams.
Such actions are plainly at odds with the educational mandates of our nation's museums.
Let's modify top-down educational mandates such as No Child Left Behind to unleash the power of communities to adapt school models to neighborhood needs.
