And that's not counting the school's naval architecture department, which employs two full tank-testing laboratories.
This is an actor, after all, who knows off the top of his head how many times he has played Hamlet (397, not counting high school).
Some shooting incidents occur just off campus or after hours, and these are not counted as "school shootings". Thus the schools do not receive the same resources and support afterward.
Children aged seven are tested, but this is more low-key and the results do not count towards school league tables.
In the 10 years through the 2005-6 academic year, the number of students at independent schools, which does not count parochial schools, rose just 11.6percentt, according to the National Association of Independent Schools.
The parks department recently awarded a two-year, $320,060 contract to a Westchester County company for the painting and repairing of its 1,112 flagpoles (that's about one for every 7,500 New Yorkers, not counting the poles on schools and other public buildings).
They tend to pay teachers more than union scale (albeit for longer hours and more school days per year) and collect a stipend of roughly $12,300 a year for each student they enroll, close to what the district spends on traditional public schools (not counting occupancy and police costs).
Then there were all those bag lunches (not counting college and pre-school).
Nor, for that matter, did I see many young people (not counting the brief after-school visits by students), who according to the government's survey make up the refugees' largest demographic.
Definition of "continuous enrollment". Finally, states had to specify the rules by which mobile students (e.g., transfers) were or were not counted toward schools' AYP calculations.
