Resources should be set aside for high-quality, intensive language support in areas of high need.
In theory, the electricity the cars have taken in could be sent back out to the grid in times of high need, like late-summer afternoons.
"Part of that is actually investing in free schools, most of which in the primary schools are in areas of high need, and they're providing good new school places for people inside the state sector.
g'Areas of high need are defined as regional or remote areas, indigenous communities, or areas of high socio-economic disadvantage based on postcode location' (DE 2014).
He also created the Cures Acceleration Network, a program tucked into the 2010 health care reform bill aimed at speeding the development of "high need cures".
The Cures Acceleration Network within the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences would get a $20 million boost to $30 million for speeding the development of "high need cures".
Perception of high needs in this domain (as a binary outcome variable) was analysed by means of a logistic regression model, using data for Italy and the standard set of background variables presented in Table 12 as regressors.
It is a strategy that over time would reduce aid to the tier of colleges that most caters to first generation students and thus students of high need.
When special interest groups fight tooth and nail to keep charter schools from opening in neighborhoods of high need because they want to protect their jobs.
Before starting LEAP, Phyllis was founding president and CEO of New Schools for Chicago, where she helped raise more than $70 million to bring quality public schools to communities of high need.
