The Job Corps has also helped him enroll in an equivalency program.
Although students have the legal right to remain in school until they are 21, many New York students who are unlikely to graduate on time have been told by school administrators to leave school and enroll in an equivalency program, or into a program that will not lead to a diploma.
Of the seven youth in the TAU condition, at 18 months, four had graduated from high school, one was attending a public high school, one was in an equivalency diploma program, and one was attending a treatment oriented school.
Representative J. C. Watts Jr. of Oklahoma, a black Republican, said the advertisement was out of bounds in suggesting an equivalency between Mr. Bush and Mr. Byrd's killers, and predicted it would backfire.
He wound up in the Navy, earning an equivalency diploma, tending to the wounded in a military hospital.
In addition, U.S. poultry exports to the E.U. are limited because the two governments have not yet resolved all poultry issues in a veterinary equivalency agreement, under which each recognizes the other's meat inspection systems as scientifically equivalent.
Rachel's Dolezal's plight falls down for me because it is always rooted in a false equivalency.
Yet place them opposite one another in a Brooksian equivalency, and miraculously the "didn't wants" fall into balance.
Under specific physiologic and pathologic scenarios, this accelerated degradation may result in a phenotypic equivalency between wild type and IFNAR1 knockout animals.
In Table 4, we present the minimum ζ values that should be set by a researcher in order to arrive at an equivalency of the two populations of commercial companies regarding each one of the nine examined characteristics.
