The effects of line fishing simulator (ELFSim) incorporates a spatially-structured model of the life-history of common coral trout, including larval dispersal, harvest by multiple fishing sectors (commercial, charter and recreational), and a range of mechanisms for regulating harvest.
One sector -- the charter sector -- may enroll no students with profound disabilities, while the public schools are required by federal law to accept them all.
Schools for the Deaf, branches of their state public school systems, are likely to be endangered by budget cuts and funding shifts from the public sector to charter and voucher systems, which Trump endorses.
Last but not least, the ITU's development sector is chartered with assisting developing countries in gaining access to information and telecommunications technologies and help narrowing the digital divide.
This is but one of many efforts happening within the charter sector nationally to address quality.
Why shouldn't charters have free space, too?" James Merriman, chief executive of the New York City Charter School Center, said plans to charge rent were "schemes to destroy the charter sector" by opponents.
The N.A.A.C.P. has called for a moratorium on the expansion of the charter sector, saying that charters are less accountable than traditional public schools, practice harsher student discipline, and contribute to the segregation of low-income children of color in separate schools.
The growth of the charter sector has been driven by a strange coalition.
And the charter sector as a whole should give my students pause.
Initial allies include organizations and philanthropies that have, until now, focused on growth -- rather than quality -- in the charter sector.
