Grades are the currency of education — teachers give them to students, administrators grade teachers and states often assign grades to schools.
To the Editor: Deborah Kenny discusses how parents, students, administrators and teachers know who the good and underperforming teachers are without ratings.
Interviews with students, administrators and faculty members revealed just how corrosive the trade-offs were in Binghamton's pursuit of athletic glory.
The committee undertook a competitive analysis, including interviews with faculty, students, administrators, alumni and recruiters, and an online survey sent to more than 4,000 stakeholders.
For several months, Hillary Clinton travelled the state, attending a number of the seventy-five county hearings, where she listened to parents, teachers, students, administrators, and concerned citizens.
Most students, administrators say, will add the cost of the computers and the DVD's to their requests for financial aid.
At Public School 105, where three of the children had been students, administrators provided counseling and tried to ease the shock among students and teachers over the killings only blocks away, as well as help parents guide children at home.
Walking around campus asking for support for a club football team, a Clarkson student, Andrew Dorr, and some other former high school football players got more than 1,000 petition signatures from students, administrators, faculty members and alumni.
With shrinking education and sports access and rising tuition, historically black colleges and universities continue to be safety nets and caldrons of opportunity for wider, more diverse groups of students, administrators, professors and athletes.
And it is a veritable armory: with new software and coded ID cards carried by students, administrators can track a student's movements, from books checked out of the library to food bought at the cafeteria.
