Sentence examples for lacks certification from inspiring English sources

He said Ms. Cahill, previously his senior counselor for educational policy, would seek a waiver from the state Board of Regents, which is required for her to serve as deputy chancellor because she lacks certification as a district administrator.

This is usually conducted informally without coordination with ministries, and therefore lacks certification and accreditation [ 47].

At present, 17percentt of the city's 80,000 teachers lack certification.

About 11,000 of the city's 78,000 teachers, or 14percentt, lacked certification last year, and most of them worked in poorly performing schools.

Lacking certification or formal training as an investigator but fortified by his own resolve, he became an amateur detective of sorts.

It also shows that teachers in the "Big Five" cities -- New York City, Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse and Yonkers -- are more likely to lack certification, to have failed their certification exams or to have attended teachers' colleges with relatively low standards.

Mr. Sweeney also argued in the case that the Catholic school was "small, under funded, lacked certification and had not provided the parties with information on standardized testing," according to court papers.

Teachers in New York City and the state's four other major urban areas -- Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse and Yonkers -- are more likely to lack certification, to have failed their certification exams or to have attended less-competitive colleges, according to the study, which was conducted for the State Education Department by researchers at the State University of New York at Albany.

Indeed, despite the lousy reputation of these programs, about half of all emergency certifications are granted to highly qualified specialists who lack certification.

While lacking certification, the helicopters were only permitted to fly in visual meteorological conditions and subsequently stored in climate controlled hangars.

But emails from a K12 employee show some teachers may have signed off on papers saying they taught students whom they never had in their virtual classes - students who may actually have been taught by other teachers who lacked certification, the report said.