Sentence examples for kindergartens received from inspiring English sources

But in regard to criteria related to caring for young children, Norwegian kindergartens received some negative assessment compared to kindergartens in many other European countries.

This shift to privatization and marketization has led to a serious problem with the affordability of ECE in China, as private kindergartens received no funding support from the government and had to make a profit through charging higher tuition fees from parents.

In general, kindergartens receiving government funds were more willing to conduct School Self-evaluations.

In this part, we present two central discussions on kindergartens receiving most media and political attention in today's Norwegian society.

Apart from the afore-mentioned programmes, the NTUC First Campus and the PCF kindergartens receive funding to raise the quality of its childcare centres and kindergartens so that with various financial aids, children from low-income families may experience quality care and education of some standing.

Students will qualify for the financial aid on a sliding scale, with those who started in city schools at kindergarten receiving the most, 100 percent of their tuition.

While teachers in the public kindergarten through 12th grade (K-12) classrooms, as well as those in public pre-kindergartens receiving federal funds (Title I funds2) are affected by this policy, most early childhood teachers3 (with various titles and job descriptions) are not direct subjects of this policy.

However, 16.2% of private kindergartens have not received any support from the government at all, which is a high proportion compared to 7.0% of public kindergartens.

Until 2005, only 23.8% of kindergarten teachers had certificate-level qualification, and only 12.8% of kindergarten principals received a degree (Education and Manpower Bureau 2006).

It came up over lunch at a Middle Eastern cafe in Brooklyn Heights, where Todd Glass broke the news to Davide Cantoni that Public School 8, where their sons attend kindergarten, had received a C on the city's new report card for its schools.

About 85% of kindergarten students received direct financial subsidy through the PEVS, compared with some 50% under the previous KCSS.