Sentence examples for elementary institutions from inspiring English sources

Elementary institutions must be rebuilt from scratch, starting with parliament itself.

The bulk of the schools Apple is contributing to are elementary institutions, with middle schools and high schools drawing a much smaller portion of the program's resources.

Another problematic aspect of this form of mindfulness in the early years is the attention given to preparing students to comply with the behavioral demands seen in most elementary institutions, including demonstrating appropriate emotional responses and maintaining positive relationships with teachers and other school authorities.

While the quality of infrastructure and learning is poor in most publicly funded schools, over the past several years the government has stepped up efforts to reverse the sliding standards in its elementary educational institutions.

A sample of 364 children aged 3 11 years old taught by 21 teachers in 19 preschool and elementary school institutions was finally eligible for inclusion to verify consistency of vision screening performed by teachers.

Instead of sending taxpayer funds to another Success Academy, why not use that same money to try to turn some of Brooklyn's less popular elementary schools into institutions that, like P.S. 261, attract parents from across the socioeconomic spectrum?

This includes preschool, kindergarten, elementary, and secondary institutions for children from the age of two or three to 18. Teacher education, as it exists today, can be divided into two stages, preservice and in-service.

The land assembly is facilitated by a clustering of publicly-owned land at the site, with 58% of the parcels owned by either of the city (West Lots) or institutions (elementary school, senior housing, and church).

(b) and inserting heading, adding the age of the older parent, in the case of a dependent student, and the student as a data element and striking out consideration of any unusual medical and dental expenses and consideration of the number of dependent children other than the student enrolled in a private elementary or secondary institution and the unreimbursed tuition paid as data elements.

Elementary and secondary educational institutions have significantly raised literacy rates and attendance, but schools are hamstrung by financing problems.

In 2010, there were at least 15 shootings at educational institutions from elementary to college level, according to the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence.