For example, PPPs are touted as ideal for complementing government efforts and assisting developing countries meet their international agreements commitments, improve learning outcomes, provide alternative education financing options, etc. (Patrinos et al. 2009; Verger 2012).
368, 704 S.E.201059 (2010), the NC Supreme Court relied on this standard to find that students who are suspended have a right to alternative education unless the district can articulate a substantial reason why it cannot provide alternative education.
Following the two most recent cases affecting Norfolk, the council agreed to a number of service reviews and improvements, including examining other ways of providing alternative education for children out of school and completing an audit of children missing from education for whom it has a duty to provide education.
Dominic Boddington runs Respect 4 Us, a scheme that provides alternative education for teenagers in Norwich and helps those young people who have dropped out of school or are at risk of being excluded.
The centre is one of several pupil referral units run by Dorset County Council, providing alternative education for students from mainstream schools who have medical and or behaviourial issues, and those who have been or are at risk of permanent exclusion.
Other than education session attendance, strengthening other intervention components such as incorporating regular reinforcement, appropriate duration of intervention, delivery of booster sessions, peer support or health educator support, may provide alternative ways of delivering effective diabetes education interventions [ 35– 35].
They do so through a program run by U.K.-based charity Anno's Africa, which provides alternative arts education to over 800 children in Kenya.
Run by the U.S. nonprofit EDC and local partners, METAS provides alternative basic education, life skills, and labor competencies to 45,000 at-risk youth in La Ceiba, Tegucigalpa, and the cities of the Sula Valley.
Second shift schools use the infrastructure of nearby boys' schools and provide alternative and flexible evening classes in basic education for girls.
Created in 1964 as part of the Mississippi Freedom Summer, the Mississippi Freedom Schools were launched by educators and activists to provide an alternative education for African American students that would facilitate student activism and participatory democracy.
The charity has also been involved in discussions with Manchester city council about how it can provide an alternative education for LGBT children in the area.
