With music programs in public schools under continual threat, or cut from education budgets altogether, the market for after-school music education is booming.
Ms. Vogel, of the Cupertino district, blames the state for imposing a choke hold on schools with continual cutbacks in the state money that has long since replaced local property taxes as the key source of school financing.
Kids at private school can rely on schools that have continual informal contact with elite universities.
By placing impossible demands upon schools (e.g., continual progress toward perfection culminating in 100% proficiency for all students), this policy laid the groundwork for the power-grab of Barack Obama's Race to the Top and federal waivers that allow states to opt-out of No Child Left Behind's requirements if they give away further local control of education to the federal government.
Therefore, these findings may be explained by the sharp increase in academic pressure following middle school completion and the continual increase in pressure for high school students to gain entrance into a better college [ 38].
His parents divorced, and Mr. Gosling had continual trouble in school.
They have a strong focus on continual improvement, often with explicit school-wide goals for improving current school practices and levels of student achievement".
There is also overwhelming evidence for continual discussions in the school on the right interpretation of Plato or on certain doctrinal points (such as the transcendence of the One, or the question whether the soul wholly descended from the intelligible world).
Her school reports showed hard work and continual improvement; her extracurricular activities included the piano, field hockey, poetry recitals, swimming and walking.
"Replacing the principal in the most rural of communities does nothing to build the leadership capacity of these small schools, where recruitment and retention is a continual problem," the 10 rural educators wrote.
