Sentence examples for managing charter and from inspiring English sources

Edison became a subcontractor, managing charter and public schools.

The ship -- owned, managed, chartered and registered in four different countries -- had passed inspections earlier in the year.

Needles is a consultant for White Hat Management, the largest company currently managing charter schools in Ohio — and with none too great a record, according to the National Education Policy Center, which said that only 2 percent of the schools White Hat runs have scored well on yearly progress tests.

After three years as a teacher and a brief stint managing charter schools, Dr. King has risen through the ranks of education bureaucracy, climbing from one political appointment to the next.

Who will lead each school and who will sit on the independent boards charged with managing charter schools are also open questions.

Managing charter schools -- including online schools where students have little or no interaction with teachers -- is a way for them to wring profits from a district's education budget.

The number of students in virtual schools run by educational management organizations rose sharply last year, according to a new report being published Friday, and far fewer of them are proving proficient on standardized tests compared with their peers in other privately managed charter schools and in traditional public schools.

DR. ARTHUR GREENBERG, the Board of Education administrator who helped create the recent proposal to convert some underperforming city schools to privately managed charter schools and who was the longtime superintendent of District 25 in Queens, is leaving to join the New York University School of Education next month.

And like NCLB, Race to the Top encouraged the mistaken belief that privately managed charter schools and state takeovers were a successful remedy to low-scoring schools.

Mr. Shelton, 33, is the president of LearnNow Inc., a company in New York that works with community-based organizations to open and manage charter schools.

The Learning Project, a nonprofit organization that works to improve education in low-income neighborhoods, has hired a former New York City private-school administrator to help it develop and manage charter schools.