Dimension 2: boys and girls of primary age not in primary or secondary school, distinguishing between those who have never attended primary school, those who have started school late, or those who have participated for a restricted amount of time and who drop out without completing the whole level.
The magazine's rankings detail the schools' programs and their structures, tuition prices and the schools' distinguished alumni.
Some schools distinguish between feeling states and vijñāna whereas others, most notably Buddhists, do not.
Instead of relying on an all-or-nothing pass/fail rating for a school, they distinguished among schools that met the proficiency goal (fully accredited); schools making good progress (provisional accreditation); schools falling behind (needs improvement) and schools in crisis (warning accreditation).
While other schools, like Southern Methodist University, have championed similar programs, Above the Law notes that Miami's law school has distinguished itself in its effort to help students cope with the difficult job market.
The majority in the law school ruling distinguished the facts in that case from the undergraduate case by noting that in the admissions process the law school considered race as one factor among many and did not give overriding importance to it.
The estimated group difference was greater when participation in summer school was distinguished from receipt of the summer program offer in analyses that explicitly adjusted for the proportion of students who failed to comply with their assignment.
Our findings indicate that school teams distinguish between schools with different pupil populations.
Anyone who went to high school or secondary school can distinguish between these two forms of popularity.
UNICEF-supported schools win national award in Rwanda RUBAVU, Rwanda, 2 October 2008 – UNICEF-supported schools have distinguished themselves in Rwanda's first annual National School Awards ceremony as part of a campaign to encourage girls' education and to help all children succeed.
By Cyriaque Ngoboka RUBAVU, Rwanda, 2 October 2008 – UNICEF-supported schools have distinguished themselves in Rwanda's first annual National School Awards ceremony as part of a campaign to encourage girls' education and to help all children succeed.
