Sentence examples for yearly progress report from inspiring English sources

The state schools superintendent, Kathy Cox, said scores from Hurricane Katrina evacuees on this year's Criterion-Referenced Competency Tests, which measure yearly progress under the federal No Child Left Behind law, would not be included in the state's adequate yearly progress report.

We in the aging game were provided yearly progress reports at our meetings by her doctors.

Major provisions of the ESSA include repeal of annual federal yearly progress reports that will be replaced by individual state-designed accountability systems.

Yearly progress reports will be made to the ethics committee and they will be notified of any adverse events promptly.

We conclude that the provision of additional resources for environmental monitoring and ranking, as well as yearly progress reports, is necessary for communities and state agencies to achieve equal access to clean and healthy environments for all residents.

A recent half-yearly progress report by Ismail Haniyeh, Hamas's prime minister in Gaza, noted that he had sent a letter to the American administration calling for dialogue and endorsing the establishment of a Palestinian state on the territories Israel occupied in 1967.

I also handle project reporting required by the USDA, and we produce a yearly public progress report to keep cooperators and industry informed about the project.

Tennessee's plan indicates a "reasonable" expectation to see a gain in math and reading proficiency by 3 to 5percentt annually, compared to the current NCLB expectations of 20percentt gains under Adequate Yearly Progress, the Memphis Commercial Appeal reports.

The report, which tracks yearly progress on key tobacco control policies at federal and state levels, assigns grades based on whether the laws on the books are protecting people from the enormous toll tobacco use takes on lives and the economy.

The RAND study also reflects similar findings: New York teachers surveyed for the study said simple incentives like receiving a high progress report grade or reaching adequate yearly progress goals served more as an impetus to perform throughout the year than a monetary reward.

That accountability came in the form of annual reporting goals known as "adequate yearly progress".