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And while district officials did not officially sanction Thursday's change in curriculum, they did not seem to mind, either.

And while district administrators worried initially that poorer students would not own devices, they discovered something of "an inverse relationship" between family income and the sophistication of their devices, particularly smartphones, said Don Boulware, the district's director of technology services.

While district attorneys and police chiefs have praised the measure, the New York State Sheriffs Associationn has criticized a number of provisions in the law and also objected to what it described as the Legislature's "steamroller approach to important legislation".

While "District 9" was being filmed in the Chiawelo section of Soweto, Alexandra and other townships were ravaged by outbursts of xenophobic violence perpetrated by indigenous South Africans upon illegal immigrants from Zimbabwe, Malawi and elsewhere.

While district administrators and board members can be held liable for not enforcing the law, which was approved by a two-to-one ratio, the law does not address the personal liability of most school employees, including teachers.

While district guidelines allow up to 31 students per class, teachers and parents said there were similar classes at Bethune that have as few as 17 students, raising concerns that they would not get the same level of individual instruction at Gregory.

And while districts elsewhere are suffering under steep budget cuts, support from local businesses and foundations has helped cushion Emery.

While districts often hire parents as uncertified substitutes, this is one of the only district-sponsored programs that seeks and trains parents to fill the slots.

Currently, school districts in small cities face a debt limit for capital projects of 5percentt of the assessed valuation of property in their boundaries, while districts in suburban and rural areas have a 10percentt limit.

While districts consisting predominantly of poor people and members of minorities generally had higher rates of uncounted votes on all voting equipment than affluent districts, the differences narrowed considerably when modern technology was used.

Districts that elect Republicans to Congress, therefore, may have the most moderate Republicans, while districts in which the Republicans are a minority may, in fact, be the most conservative in primary season – or vice versa.