Sentence examples for school certification from inspiring English sources

Congress should pass legislation to require school certification of loans to prevent over-borrowing.

The National Council of Higher Education Loan Programs and a vast majority of lenders favor school certification before originating private student loans.

Increased college counseling, better consumer disclosures and school certification of all private education loans are concepts that financial aid administrators wholeheartedly embrace, along with stronger authority to prohibit overborrowing.

William Weerth, acting president of New York City Pop Warner Football and Cheerleader, said the Tigers were suspended from the league last fall when some of its players were discovered to be over age, and others lacked the required school certification.

There has been some discussion about offering a separate middle school certification for teachers; currently, teachers can have a general elementary certification, valid for teaching kindergarten through sixth grade, or a subject specific license applicable for teaching seventh through 12th graders.

Second, an early direct contact between young people and companies, for example in the case of the dual-apprenticeship system or in other forms like long-term internships, can work as a screening device besides (bad) school certifications (Solga and Menze 2013).

Instead, most teachers are taught to work in elementary or high schools, and only a fraction of them have a specific middle-school certification.

Turkmenistan makes another step in reforming the education system Ashgabat, 15 April 2014 Turkmenistan has made another step in reforming the education system by developing a Child-Friendly Schools certification package for validation at the roundtable organized jointly by the Ministry of Education and UNICEF.

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The New York State Board of Regents is now considering offering a math-immersion program for secondary school math certification as an alternative to the usual requirements.

Concluding comments encourage design of authentic and meaningful learning experiences that incorporate and promote the integrative use of ICTs in school library certification programs.