Sentence examples for elementary school results from inspiring English sources

Another victory, he said, is rising test scores; he had just gone to Patricia A. DiChiaro elementary school in Yonkers, to celebrate the improvement in elementary school results.

Model F, especially in the one district where this model is implemented in all elementary schools, results in the greatest number of students per ESS.

In Indonesia, a three-year school-based toothbrushing program with fluoride toothpaste in elementary schools resulted in up to a 40% reduction in caries [ 29].

Furthermore, after long term use of Monsakun in an elementary school, the result showed that both the students and teachers enjoyed using this system continuously and considered it useful for learning.

The report also argues that schools are flooding the market with too many candidates, especially at the elementary school level, resulting in a worse experience all around.

Moms Demand Action launched a year ago, following the shooting at a Newtown, Connecticut, elementary school that resulted in the death of 20 children and six adults.

The early childhood environmental data (blood lead levels) were linked to elementary school educational outcome data (EOG test results) using 16 different combinations of social security number, date of birth, county federal information processing standards code, and first and last name.

A recent analysis of the elementary and middle school results shows that U.S. students tend to decline in almost all subject areas between the fourth and eighth grades.

Conclusion : Implementation of a healthy school lunch to 9th grade pupils in a Norwegian elementary school did not result in improved food score or had any major impact on BMI.

In his speech, Mr. Zuma announced that the government would begin providing teachers with detailed daily lesson plans and regularly test the literacy and numerical competence of elementary school students, sharing the results with parents.

Elementary school students had higher results in planning when compared with middle school students.