Privately, Board of Education officials said they feared that making the Upper East Side high school a strictly neighborhood school would segregate it because the immediate neighborhood -- roughly from 59th to 96th Streets east of Central Park -- is overwhelmingly white.
In the burgeoning and mostly unsupervised charter school sector, some schools pursue strictly private purposes with little or no public accountability.
He adjusted to new schools by strictly following rules, preferring to sit next to the other quiet kids, and he dove into acting lessons wherever he found them.
Mr. Chirac last week declared his support for a ban on "conspicuous" religious insignia that was recommended by an advisory committee, on grounds that French schools are strictly secular.
In the old Ottoman (now Bosniak) part of town, souvenir sellers say that, after the reconstruction of what is now called the "New-Old Bridge", this year has been their best since before the war.Yet schools are strictly divided on ethnic lines and people simply do not mix.
In June, the UN committee on the rights of the child told the UK government to "reconsider its active policy of recruitment of children into the armed forces and ensure that recruitment practices do not actively target persons under the age of 18 and ensure that military recruiters' access to schools be strictly limited".
Therefore, the bias risk is not quantifiable; this is why the use of replacement schools is strictly limited in IEA studies.
The education system, including teacher-education institutions, textbook publishers, and schools, were strictly monitored by the government to inhibit any discussion or criticism of the government policies (Tien 1989).
In keeping with this practice, many schools have strictly implemented a speak-in-English policy within the boundaries of the schools and the possibility of producing students who have better facility for English language rather than Filipino language is possible.
