Sentence examples for remediation rates from inspiring English sources

As enrollment has increased, contrary to Ms. Ravitch's suggestion, remediation rates have declined.

Yet remediation rates at CSU remain largely unchanged in the past six years.

For students with high school grade-point averages between 3.5 and 4.0, remediation rates have more than doubled.

One goal is to reduce high remediation rates at colleges and universities and help students compete for jobs that demand higher levels of skills than in previous generations.

For students with high school grade-point averages between 3.5 and 4.0, remediation rates have more than doubled (see chart below).

That's important, because "remediation rates at community colleges, particularly for students who are most at risk, are very high," Karp explains.

For the 50 schools serving the lowest-achieving students, the CUNY remediation rate was 77 percent.

Over all, the remediation rate at CUNY colleges rose to 49 percent in 2010, from 45 percent in 2007.

The principal of the Brooklyn Secondary School for Collaborative Studies, Alyce Barr, said she was concerned about including the CUNY remediation rate in a school's grade.

The combined remediation rate for the 50 high schools serving the highest-achieving students, based on middle-school test scores, was 21 percent.

"In Data, 'A' Schools Leave Many Not Ready for CUNY" (news article, June 22) mentioned that the New York City Department of Education may begin to use the CUNY remediation rate in a high school's report-card letter grade.