Sentence examples for to make adequate progress from inspiring English sources

Last year, 27percentt of schools in the nation failed to make adequate progress, according to preliminary Education Department figures.

It failed to make adequate progress on state tests two years in a row; 70percentt of eighth graders last year failed the math test.

Schools where most disabled children chronically fail to make adequate progress on those tests face severe penalties that could include closing them down.

But the 2002 federal law says that if just one school subgroup fails to make adequate progress -- poor students, blacks, Spanish speakers -- the school gets a failing rating.

To make adequate progress under the federal formula for North Carolina, 74.6percentt of these 45 students -- 34 -- need to score as proficient in math.

Both would require special help and then penalties for schools that fail to make adequate progress, in a three-step process.

Busing must be offered to children in any school that does not make adequate progress for two years in a row.

In New Jersey, 618 schools — about one in four — did not make adequate progress.

The Clinton Administration now says those steps satisfy its previous demands that Indonesia make "adequate progress" toward meeting the I.M.F.

The only requirements for this assistance are that students make adequate progress toward graduation and work with faculty members on research projects.

Students who make adequate progress in their dissertation receive the grade of "N" from their dissertation advisor for the TGR section until the dissertation is completed, at which time they receive an "S" grade in the final quarter only.