Sentence examples for student promotion from inspiring English sources
Since the results were not expected until early October, he said, they were never intended to deny any student promotion to the ninth grade.
In Tennessee, the adjusted results were not distributed to teachers and principals until late summer, too late to play their customary role in many districts' decisions on summer school or student promotion.
These are often referred to as high-stakes tests because of the impact that the results can have on student promotion, teacher evaluation, and school funding — and the stakes of the tests in New York this year may be pushed higher still.
One factor associated with higher inefficiency is student promotion rates something which does lie within the purview of school administrators and may have important policy implications.
Ecobank started a student promotion to fit into the tour in each country Miss Lopes visited.
At the same meeting, Miss Lopes presented winners of the Ecobank student promotion with scholarships and laptops.
Price of a pint: About £3 in Leicester but many city bars and clubs offer student promotions.
Only New York City uses the state's standardized test scores for critical decisions: student promotions, the annual "report cards" that grade city schools, and school closures.
California: Eugene Garcia, dean of the UC Berkeley School of Education, is leading a resistance movement to the state's accountability program, under which children in the second through eleventh grades are tested annually and the test results determine student promotions and funding levels for each school.
NAEP is known as a gold standard of assessment, because it samples students from across the country in a secure test that does not impact teacher evaluations or student promotions.
The ISAT is being phased out across the state, and in connection with that phase-out, 2014 ISAT scores will not figure into CPS school ratings, CPS teacher evaluations, CPS student promotions or the admissions process for CPS selective enrollment schools.
