Sentence examples for instructional division from inspiring English sources
Each instructional division will also have an Office of Youth and Family Support Services, which will handle parent relations, guidance and health matters, safety and discipline, as well as school zoning and transfer requests.
Get in here!" At the offices of Instructional Division 1 in the Bronx, more than 300 parents requested help, most in getting their child placed in a school, said Bruce Irushalmi, a region official.
"What's different is that we now have a supervisor who is going to work with 10 to 12 schools and whose focus will be in really supporting principals and in helping to push the changes," said Irma Zardoya, who is now superintendent of District 10 in the Bronx and next year will head Instructional Division 1 in the West Bronx.
The sprawling bureaucracy has been consolidated from 32 community districts and other offices into 10 instructional divisions, or regions.
This fall, 2,320 people will be working in the 10 instructional divisions and other administrative offices that Mr. Klein has created to replace the city's local school districts.
He met with Education Department workers at one of the new instructional divisions that have replaced the old community school districts, watching a principal go over her budget for the year.
The announcement of the superintendents comes less than two weeks after Mr. Bloomberg unveiled a plan to overhaul the city's school system, replacing nearly 40 community school districts with 10 "instructional divisions".
Three showed up for the instructional class, including Phillips.
Class results may guide instructional planning.
Some years back, when administrators at a group of Los Angeles charter schools ordered the entire instructional staff to cheat on state standardized tests, the charter division at the Los Angeles Unified School District was at first willing to forgive what had happened and move on. .
For instance, Knight et al. (2013) measured the impact of instructional cues on student discussion during PI in an upper-division developmental biology course.
