Sentence examples for gauge of school from inspiring English sources

Under the federal law, states choose the minimum size necessary to produce a statistically reliable gauge of school quality.

WITH so much attention paid to test scores, an equally important gauge of school performance has mostly been overlooked.

At Austin High, for example, 2,757 students were enrolled in the 1997-1998 school year, when only 65percentt passed the 10th grade math test, an important gauge of school success in Texas.

A survey focused on gauging the conditions of school life for LGBT students was carried out in 2013 by a group named Respect Life: White Ribbon Campaign, which provides support for LGBT individuals who are at risk of suicide.

UNICEF last year introduced a Child Friendly Schools Checklist to gauge the quality of schools in these districts.

Items gauging in-school physical activity and out-of-school physical activity, and out-of-school sedentary and travel behaviours developed for the IPEN – Adolescent study were translated from English into Chinese, adapted, and pilot tested.

Leaving aside questions about the adequacy of testing for gauging the effectiveness of schooling at any level (Raudenbush, 2004), there are particular reasons why testing very young children is an inappropriate way to ensure program accountability.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein have praised the grades as an accurate measure of school quality that will help parents gauge how well schools are serving their children.

The true gauge, of course, is lifelong behavior, not school disciplinary cases.

For years, Erowid's traffic has declined during school breaks—a gauge of its popularity among eighteen-to-twenty-five-year-olds, the demographic most given to experimenting with drugs.

As counterintuitive as it may seem, focusing solely on the nutritional value of the items being served at schools is not the best gauge of healthfulness.