The phrase "school effort" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to the collective work or initiatives undertaken by a school or its members to achieve a specific goal.
Example: "The school effort to improve student literacy rates has shown promising results this year."
Alternatives: "educational initiative" or "academic endeavor."
But what is important now is that the two sides quickly reconcile their differences so that the summer school effort does not fail.
Dark Star was the $60,000 film school effort that took its place in movie history, showing that with ingenuity, hard work and a great script, money really needn't matter.
In the theoretical model of De Fraja et al. (2010) student effort, parental effort and school effort aresimultaneously determined as a Nash equilibrium.
Conditional on the individual's own characteristics which affect his school effort, if his friends exert relatively low effort in their school work, he will reduce his effort.
IBM implies that boys (and girls) scan the classroom for clues about how to be male (or female); school effort will feel worthwhile if successful engagement with school feels gender-congruent, not otherwise.
The authors do not find any significant effect of class size on theirmeasure of student effort, but they do find that student effort is reduced when'school effort' is increased, where school effort is based on (a factoranalysis of mainly) whether streaming and disciplinary methods are used.
These state by state, school by school efforts can help send the signal to educators around the nation and help spur the kind of thinking we desperately need.
Let's stop fighting about chocolate milk and instead talk about how we can support school efforts to get children excited about eating better food.
Research has shown programs promoting mental health are among the most effective of health promoting school efforts [ 77].
Under Michael Bennet, though, the revitalization program morphed into School Innovation Grants and Beacons schools, and now apparently has become part of the "performance schools" effort.
But as a result of the small-school effort in New York City, thousands of students who would have dropped out have high school degrees and a chance to pursue college or career.
