These officers were often immigrants themselves and had no such instructions to offer suggestions for name changes.
John Brice, the Pelham school board president, said the electives have allowed the district to expand its art and music instruction and to offer the diversity of courses of a much larger high school — without losing the intimacy of a smaller one (Pelham has 767 students).
"Our lowest performing students hate summer school, and it is so expensive, our schools don't have the money to offer instruction to students who are just a bit above that cut off point and who really need summer learning to stay on par or catch up".
Bryn Mawr was the first institution of higher learning in the United States to offer graduate instruction to women; men were first admitted to the graduate program in 1931.
The point of the program, Mr. Zaharopol said, is not to offer remedial instruction to struggling students, but rather to challenge those who already excel.
But primarily the Sophists congregated at Athens because they found there the greatest demand for what they had to offer, namely, instruction to young men, and the extent of this demand followed from the nature of the city's political life.
Still, at Tuesday's show, Robinson paused between songs to offer some instruction to his audience: "Please for the love of god don't talk during the quiet parts," he said on the mic.
According to the managers, the patients' needs are inextricably linked with those of their families, and in this sense, the managers heavily emphasized the need to offer more instruction to caregivers and to make more support resources available to them and to the patients when they return home.
Now the studio has about 180 students, while Mr. Kanevsky, who is also from the Ukraine, and his wife, Dee, offer instruction to about 300 young, mostly Russian students.
Given the variety of speaking situations that ELLs will encounter, many North American universities have created intensive English programs (IEPs), which offer instruction to prepare ELLs for the language (and academic) demands required in mainstream university classes.
