Sentence examples for school ratings from inspiring English sources

At Trulia, a residential real estate Web site, the analysts are constantly crunching data — home and apartment listings, prices, school ratings, crime rates and other numbers.

But now property listings, photo galleries, historic sales prices, school ratings and neighborhood crime rates are freely accessible to anyone with just a few clicks.

School ratings 'help target more help' Jump to media player Annual colour-coded school ratings help target support to those who need it most, Education Secretary Kirsty Williams says.

The margin of error for charter school ratings was so wide that the average confidence interval around a 2009-2010 rating spanned 33 percentiles in math and 58 in English.

His advice: Ignore school ratings.

Inside Schools, News and school ratings.

To graduate, they still had to take the state test given to 10th graders, but their scores did not affect schools' ratings, on which bonuses for school employees were based.

Many frustrated students have been reduced to tears and administrators are boiling over, calling the problems "disastrous" and "unacceptable" at a time when test results count so heavily toward schools' ratings under the federal No Child Left Behind law.

This is a far cry from other B-school ratings, which compare schools based on salary offers of recent graduates but take no account of the fact that schools vary widely in how much their students were making before they enrolled.

But the difference here lies in the context, and the context is this: "World News Tonight" is besting "NBC Nightly News" in viewership for the first time in 21 years, creating an old-school ratings war and a dogged fight for every viewer.

You can also go online to check out the schools ratings and the crime stats for the area.