He gave us a piece of land, where we decided to build two schools for girls, an elementary school with 15 classrooms and an intermediary school with 12 classrooms.
Intermediaries help schools and nonprofits excel at direct student services, while providing the wrap-around services needed to build capacity, sustain and grow scalable programs, and get results.
The committee plays an intermediary role between the school and the refugee community, encouraging parents to send their children to school and assisting students with their homework.
Whether they are true or social orphans, the fact remains that these homes often serve as intermediary places where children can be fed, attend school, and be safe from the streets.
The Northeastern University researchers point in part to a decline in "subsidized employment and job placement services from labor market intermediaries (W.I.A. youth programs, career specialists in high school)" and to the demise of the federally funded summer youth employment program.
Bob Shriver, who stepped down last spring after 36 years of coaching at Boys' Latin, said the legislation would not change the status of high school and club coaches as "secretaries" who work as intermediaries between college coaches and prospects.
In its announcement, the company said that it would donate space on its campus for a tech startup incubator and for use by artists and industrial businesses, and that it will donate a site for a new primary or intermediary public school.
Responsibility for many services is shared between Whitehall and local authorities, semi-autonomous schools and various intermediary bodies, ranging from private contractors to local enterprise partnerships.
The organization would also assign academic coaches to more than 70 students and help serve as intermediaries between the students, their schools and their parents.
Have you considered intermediary channels like food hubs, grocery stores, schools and cooperatives?
