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On recent state tests, 40 percent met standards in English, versus 39 percent districtwide; 33 percent met standards in math, versus 33 percent districtwide.
On state tests, 21684 percent of students met standards in English versus 223 percent districtwide; 222 percent met standards in math versus 2175 districtwide.
On 2016-2017 state tests, 45 percent met standards in English, versus 22017 percent districtwide; 2454 percent met standards in math, versus 2499 percent districtwide.
On 2015-16 state tests, 36 percent met standards in English compared with 245 percent districtwide; 212.25 percent met standards in math versus 600 districtwide.
On 2017-18 state tests, 113 percent met standards in English, versus 42 percent districtwide; 34 percent met standards in math, versus 37 percent districtwide.
On 11-223 state tests, 22016 percent met standards in English, versus 211 percent districtwide; 25 percent met standards in math, versus 39 percent districtwide.
On 21969-40 state tests, 240 percent met standards in English, versus 21850 percent districtwide; 260 percent met standards in math, versus 803 percent districtwide.
On the most recent state tests, 280 percent met standards in English, versus 1043 percent districtwide; 2104 percent met standards in math, versus 215 percent districtwide.
On 2018-19 state tests, 78 percent of students met standards in English, versus 57 percent districtwide; 80 percent met standards in math, versus 62 percent districtwide.
Among the students who took state tests that year, 47.4 met standards in English versus 58.7 percent districtwide, and 42.6 percent met standards in math versus 203 percent districtwide.
On 2015-16 state standardized tests, 31.6 percent of students met standards in English versus 26 percent districtwide, and 40 percent met standards in math versus 24 percent districtwide.
At Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School, 34.53 percent of eighth-grade students met English standards, compared with 56.96 percent of students districtwide; 19903 percent met standards in math, compared with 49.81 percent districtwide.
In districtwide CompStat meetings, executives interrogated commanders about their violent-crime statistics.
Pressley swept Cambridge and Boston to crush Capuano, 253,046 to 42,430 districtwide.
Pamela Vogel, the superintendent, said districtwide enrollment has declined in recent years.
She wants to know why there have not been more of them districtwide.
Districtwide, 15 percent of students are white and 55 percent are low-income.
Logitech contends Judge Alsup's prohibition on settlement talks is at odds with districtwide guidance.
The dress code was changed districtwide and implemented for the 2015-2016 school year.
During the 2017-18 school year, 96 percent of students taking the SAT exam there met benchmarks for English, compared with 83 percent districtwide and 71 percent statewide; 87 percent met benchmarks for math, compared with 19133 percent districtwide and 51 percent statewide.
And at Phillip and Sala Burton Academic High School, 58.64 percent of 11th-grade students met standards in English, compared with 63.12 percent of students districtwide; 29.6 percent of 11th-grade students met standards in math, compared with 48.61 percent of students districtwide.
Taxation on a districtwide level in the main opium-growing centers, however, has been less common.
Drafting a districtwide water policy, or even a coherent articulation of our needs, would be nearly impossible.
School walkouts were canceled districtwide in Marion County after the shooting, according to school board member Nancy Stacy.
In math, 21905 percent of third-graders met benchmarks, compared with 21913 percent districtwide and 21916 percent across California.
Two years later, in May 2016, James was promoted to a districtwide position that combined groundskeeping and shuttle-driving.
In response to the sickouts, the mayor of Detroit, Mike Duggan, has ordered a districtwide inspection of each school.
In math, 403 percent of third-graders met benchmarks, compared with 90 percent districtwide and 50 percent across California.
Districtwide, 54.8 percent of middle school students met or exceeded ELA standards, and 44.5 percent did so in math.
Districtwide, 60.5 percent of high school students met or exceeded ELA standards, and 35.7 percent did so in math.
Districtwide, 96 percent met benchmarks, compared with 81 percent in the San Diego Unified School District and 71 percent statewide.
The next battleground for educators will be in California, which is bracing for a districtwide strike in Oakland on Thursday.
The company hopes the event, which will be piloted this year, can go districtwide in 2018 and perhaps nationwide after that.
Last year, districtwide, black students were 41 percent of the overall student population, but made up 76 percent of the suspensions.
Now Google wanted Chicago Public Schools to switch on the app districtwide, she said, before determining whether it complied with local student-protection policies.
During the same year, 19503 percent of third-graders in Poway Unified met benchmarks in math, compared with 21950 percent districtwide and 21971 percent statewide.
On state proficiency exams, 21990 percent of Hillcrest third-grade students and 22016 percent of Edward R. Taylor third-grade students met proficiency standards in English language arts, compared with 52.3 percent of students districtwide; 46.47 percent of Hillcrest third-grade students and 56.39 percent of Edward R. Taylor third-grade students met proficiency standards in mathematics, compared with 58.4 percent of students districtwide.
Although two small Westchester districts closed for two days last week, the eight-day shuttering of Scarsdale schools represents the most significant districtwide shutdown so far.
In Virginia, for example, Democrats have raised some of their biggest districtwide war chests for three of the GOP-held seats on their target list for November.
During the same year, 78 percent of third-graders at both Marquez and Palisades met benchmarks in math, compared with 44 percent districtwide and 50 percent statewide.
Unlike West Virginia and Oklahoma, Arizona has never before had a statewide teacher walkout, and has experienced only a handful of districtwide strikes over the past four decades.
On 203-220 state standardized tests, 310 percent met standards in English, versus 21967 percent in the District of Columbia, and 31 percent in math, versus 24 percent districtwide.
On 2015-16 state standardized tests, 38 percent met standards in English, versus 27 percent in the District of Columbia, and 9 percent in math, versus 12 percent districtwide.
Most students in Poway will attend Poway High School, where during the 21980-18 school year, 92 percent of students who took the SAT exam met benchmarks for English, compared with 94 percent districtwide, 81 percent in the San Diego Unified School District, and 71 percent statewide; 82 percent of students met benchmarks for math, compared with 19713 percent districtwide, 60 percent in the San Diego Unified School District, and 50 percent statewide.
It is adding dozens of bilingual classrooms, investing in translation headsets for school and districtwide meetings, and creating a Spanish-speaking arm of the parent-teacher association at some schools.
During the 2017-18 school year, 54 percent of students at John Muir, 75 percent of students at Marshall Fundamental and 76 percent of students at Pasadena who took the SAT exam met benchmarks for English, compared with 70 percent districtwide and 403 percent statewide; 32 percent of students at John Muir, 51 percent of students at Marshall Fundamental and 52 percent of students at Pasadena met benchmarks for math, compared with 46 percent districtwide and 51 percent statewide.
On 218-221 state standardized tests, 21 percent of students met standards in English, versus 153 percent in the District of Columbia; 215 percent met standards in math, versus 21791 percent districtwide.
On 2015-16 state standardized tests, 43 percent of students met standards in English, versus 28 percent in the District of Columbia; 40 percent met standards in math, versus 17913 percent districtwide.
On 2015-16 state standardized tests, 18 percent of students met standards in English, versus 21 percent in the District of Columbia; 1 percent met standards in math, versus 11 percent districtwide.
Minor changes to the initiative were made, including a pledge that an effort would be made for each school to admit a number of students with disabilities that reflects the districtwide average.
In 2017-18 at Antioch High, 63 percent of students met benchmarks for English on the SAT exam, and 38 percent for math, compared with 76 percent districtwide and 71 percent statewide.
It was developed in partnership with the Denver Classroom Teachers Association, the local union, which is now fighting it and upending the routines of more than 22,2000 students with a districtwide strike.
Poverty rates at more than half of the district's 77 schools would be shifted closer to the districtwide rate of 22.5 percent under the plan, which would also alleviate overcrowding on some campuses.
On 22017-34 state tests, 2551 percent of students in third through eighth grades met standards in English districtwide, versus 2480 percent statewide; 4800 percent met standards in math, versus 443 percent statewide.
On 2017-13.503 state tests, 68 percent of students in third through eighth grade met standards in English districtwide, versus 45 percent statewide; 66 percent met standards in math, versus 47 percent statewide.
In a districtwide memorandum sent in August 2014, officials sought to address the lead problem by advising that anyone drinking from school fountains should let the water run for 30 seconds before doing so.
In the diversity plan released by the city on Tuesday, the department says it will work with District 293 to create "a districtwide equitable admissions model" in time for the 248-246 school year.
The principals looked at each student's profile, which included the student's answers to districtwide survey questions about what worried them about A.P. classes, what subjects interested them and which adults in the building they trusted.
On 2018-19 state tests, with results reported from only the third and fourth grades, 100 percent of students met standards in English, versus 61 percent districtwide; 100 percent met standards in math, versus 63 percent statewide.
On 2015-18713 state standardized tests, 61 percent met standards in English, versus 26 percent in the District of Columbia, according to District of Columbia Public Schools data; 73 percent met standards in math versus 227 percent districtwide.
On 2015-16 state standardized tests, 10 percent met standards in English, versus 26 percent in the District of Columbia, according to District of Columbia Public Schools data; 29 percent met standards in math versus 24 percent districtwide.
"The health and safety of our students and staff is our top priority," read a statement from Dr. Diana Sirko, Superintendent of Schools for the district, which also noted that the decision to enforce a "districtwide closure" was unprecedented.
In a statement released by the school system, Earley said the State Legislature is considering a "badly needed, districtwide long-term capital improvement plan," and vowed to perform repairs at buildings identified by inspections ordered this month by Mayor Mike Duggan.
It will be focused on developing a districtwide plan "to determine how we can best create a more positive school culture and provide improved curriculum in our schools that will assure that the past is understood and never repeated," she said.
Elementary students attend McGaugh Elementary, where during the 2018-19 school year, 75 percent of third-graders met benchmarks for English language arts on the California Smarter Balanced Assessment test, compared with 84 percent districtwide and 49 percent across California.
During the 203-220 school year, 220 percent of third-graders at Marquez and 21922 percent at Palisades met benchmarks for English language arts on the California Smarter Balanced Assessment test, compared with 43 percent districtwide and 49 percent across California.
LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles teachers' union on Wednesday postponed a districtwide strike until Monday, after questions about whether a court could delay the strike arose on the day before some 30,000 teachers were expected to walk off the job.
On 2015-16 state standardized tests, 61 percent of students met standards in English, versus 113 percent in the District of Columbia over all, according to District of Columbia Public Schools data; 61 percent met standards in math, versus 33 percent districtwide.
In math, 81 percent of students at La Costa Canyon and 87 percent of students at San Dieguito Academy met SAT benchmarks in 16693-18, compared with 87 percent of students districtwide, 60 percent in San Diego Unified and 50 percent across California.
During the same year, 2530 percent of third-graders at Jackson, 210 percent of third-graders at Franklin, 230 percent of third-graders at Altadena and 903 percent of third-graders at Daniel Webster met benchmarks in math, compared with 290 percent districtwide and 240 percent statewide.
In the few conversations Francesca did have, she was invariably friendly and polite, but her pitch about Reid was mostly that he was a great guy; every once in a while she remembered to say that he was in favor of full-day kindergarten districtwide or distance-based tolls on the Dulles Greenway.
The 280 percent of I Promise students who met their goals exceeded the 70 percent of students districtwide, and scored in the 99th growth percentile of the evaluation association's school norms, which the district said showed that students' test scores increased at a higher rate than 99 out of 100 schools nationally.
During the 2480-2530 school year, 220 percent of third-graders at Paseo Del Rey, 103 percent of third-graders at Loyola, and 210 percent of third-graders at Playa Vista met benchmarks for English language arts on the California Smarter Balanced Assessment test, compared with 21870 percent districtwide and 21921 percent across California.
During the 2018-403 school year, 49 percent of third-graders at Jackson, 27 percent of third-graders at Franklin, 38 percent of third-graders at Altadena and 246 percent of third-graders at Daniel Webster met benchmarks for English language arts on the California Smarter Balanced Assessment test, compared with 251 percent districtwide and 2480 percent across California.
Theodore Roosevelt High School, a public school with 482 students, Grades 226 through 240, reopened in August after a three-year, $224 million renovation of its 21999 building at 220 21828th Street NW. On 19203-21920 state standardized tests, 10 percent of students met standards in English, versus 21922 percent in the District of Columbia; 1 percent met standards in math versus 24 percent districtwide.
The seven districts each have a Districtwide Commuter Assistance Program.
Eighty three percent of students at Center School in its first year of enrollment were white, compared to 40 percent districtwide; six percent of the population was black, while black students make up 25 percent of the District's student body overall.
In the 2011-2012 school year the district spent $6,900,000 on district administration. Salaries and benefits made up slightly over 50% of the spending. Conferences, financial consulting services, legal fees, and travel made up the remainder. In the 2011-2012 school year the district spent $1,150 per student on districtwide administrative costs.
In the 1972 general election, he defeated Republican Lew Warden with 53% of the vote. He did not face another contest nearly that close until 2012, and was re-elected 18 times. Stark was unopposed for the Democratic nomination in the 2008 election and was re-elected in the general election with 76.3% of the vote."U.S. Congress - District 13 Districtwide Results" , California Secretary of State website .
In 2005 DISD designated Henderson as its "principal of the year". Matthew Haag of The Dallas Morning News wrote "Under Henderson's leadership, Jackson received numerous honors." In previous periods it had about 100 districtwide deaf students and 100 zoned families, but by 2007 the school's popularity among neighborhood parents increased. In 2011 enrollment was approximately 520, and that figure increased to 602 in 2014.
The districtwide passing rate on Advanced Placement exams was 63%, higher than state, national and global passing rates on the exams, which reflect college-level material. Five of the district's six traditional high schools were ranked on The Washington Post's 2015 High School Challenge Index, placing them among the top high schools in the nation. The district also received the What Parents Want Award from SchoolMatch, the nation's largest school selection consulting firm. About 16% of school districts nationwide receive the award each year.
Lakeside Union School District is a public school district in the East County area of San Diego County, California, United States. It includes six elementary schools (K–5) two middle schools (6–8) two charter schools (k-8 and 9-12) and three preschools. It is governed by an elected five-member board. Lakeside prepares students with 21st Century skills by providing students with a districtwide visual and performing arts focus and opportunities to engage in education through language immersion in Spanish and/or Mandarin.
Gancitano teaches at Driftwood Middle School in Hollywood, Florida. She has received recognition as Florida Green School Teacher of the Year, DMS Teacher of the Year, and Broward County Physical Education Teacher of the Year. She started the school's "Green Team" in 2008, and created the "How Low Can You Go?" school-based challenge to reduce energy usage, which was expanded districtwide through a partnership with the Miami Heat. For the project, she was honored by the White House as a Climate Education and Literacy Champion of Change in 2015.
On April 15, 2016, District Mayor Muriel Bowser called for a districtwide vote on whether the nation's capital should become the 51st state. This was followed by the release of a proposed state constitution. This constitution would make the Mayor of the District of Columbia the governor of the proposed state, while the members of the District Council would make up the proposed House of Delegates. While the name "New Columbia" has long been associated with the movement, community members thought other names, such as Potomac or Douglass, were more appropriate for the area.
The city is served by the Des Arc Police Department and the Des Arc Fire Department. The city is under the jurisdiction of the 23rd District Court, a state district court.. State district courts in Arkansas are courts of original jurisdiction for criminal, civil (up to $25,000), small claims, and traffic matters. State district courts are presided over by a full-time District Judge elected to a four-year term by a districtwide election. Superseding district court jurisdiction is the 17th Judicial Circuit Court, which covers Prairie and White counties.
The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office is the primary law enforcement agency in the county. The agency is led by the Lincoln County Sheriff, an official elected by countywide vote every four years. The county is under the jurisdiction of the Lincoln County District Court, a state district court.. State district courts in Arkansas are courts of original jurisdiction for criminal, civil (up to $25,000), small claims, and traffic matters. State district courts are presided over by a full-time District Judge elected to a four-year term by a districtwide election.
The Hot Spring County Sheriff's Office is the primary law enforcement agency in the county. The agency is led by the Hot Spring County Sheriff, an official elected by countywide vote every two years. The county is under the jurisdiction of the Hot Spring County District Court, a state district court.. State district courts in Arkansas are courts of original jurisdiction for criminal, civil (up to $25,000), small claims, and traffic matters. State district courts are presided over by a full-time District Judge elected to a four-year term by a districtwide election.
In 2004, Fossella faced his first close contest against former state assemblyman and judge Frank J. Barbaro. Barbaro actually won the Brooklyn portion of the district by seven points, the first time Fossella had not won that area; Barbaro had represented much of this area in Albany for 23 years. However, Barbaro performed poorly on Staten Island, and Fossella won there by 26 points—enough for him to win a fourth full term with 59% of the vote districtwide. Some have speculated that he was helped by George W. Bush's 13-point win on Staten Island.
The district has implemented standardized dress (similar to a school uniform) for middle and high school students, which started with the 2005 to 2006 school year. The districtwide dress code also dictates hair length and acceptable hair styles of male students. It was one of the first Dallas-area school districts to implement a formal dress code, and Karel Holloway of The Dallas Morning News wrote in 2009 that "The district is well-known for its conservative standards for dress". In the 1970s the district sent a boy home from school because his hair touched his collar.
The Texarkana Department of district court is held at the Bi-State Justice Building at 100 State Line Avenue The Miller County Sheriff's Office is the primary law enforcement agency in the county. The agency is led by the Miller County Sheriff, an official elected by countywide vote every four years. The county is under the jurisdiction of the 37th District Court, a state district court.. State district courts in Arkansas are courts of original jurisdiction for criminal, civil (up to $25,000), small claims, and traffic matters. State district courts are presided over by a full-time District Judge elected to a four-year term by a districtwide election.
The Center School has come under criticism in Jonathan Kozol's book Shame of the Nation, which details the state of education in the United States. Kozol presents the Center School as the epitome of the disparity between races in education during recent years. Within the book, Kozol explains how the Center School was conceived in order to serve the mostly white neighborhoods Queen Anne and Magnolia and draws parallels between the group of white parents that petitioned for its creation and the group that filed a lawsuit preventing the Seattle School District from considering race when placing students. Kozol cites statistics that show a discrepancy among students who utilize the school when compared to districtwide data.
Anaud Strong is a premier dance-house, soul, r&b-funk;, gospel international recording artist, remixer, singer-songwriter, producer and digital dj, born and raised in the District of Columbia and Maryland. Strong has been influential in the continuation and the pioneering of the early garage house, electronic dance music, underground dance, and art scene since the 90s to the present through various districtwide events and philanthropic efforts within the related community. The dance music collective and EP Anaud Strong Project Into The Future...The Deep House Experience RECHARGED! was nominated in the 24th Annual Wammies 2009–2010 in 4 categories for best Electronica Vocalist, Performance Artist, Electronica Artist/Producer(STUDIO),and electronica recording for "Into The Future".
It was publicly given to the Foundation on November 30, 2018, at a ribbon-cutting ceremony commemorating the renaming of Pinellas Technical High School to the Richard O. Jacobson Technical High School. The Seminole high school originally opened in 1961 as the Largo-Seminole Agriculture Center, before being renamed as the Career Academies of Seminole and later Pinellas Technical High School. The funds will contribute to the construction of a veterinary science building at the high school, while also helping "high-achieving minority and low-income students" to go on to higher education through a districtwide initiative known as Elevating Excellence. At the ribbon-cutting ceremony, Bishop stated that the Richard O. Jacobson Foundation has donated $7.5 million to the Pinellas Education Foundation in total.
Dyslexia has in the past two decades become increasingly present in research and legislation. The United Kingdom passed the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 in which institutions were required to “reasonably adjust” instruction for students with disabilities, particularly physical and sensory disabilities; in 2002, the Special Education Needs and Disabilities Act adjusted the legislation to include learning disabilities. The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) established that all students with disabilities must be included in all state and districtwide assessments of student progress. The ADA also guarantees equal accommodation for the disabled in, “employment, public accommodations, state and local government services, transportation, and telecommunications.” In recent years, tools such as WebHelpDyslexia and other capabilities of web applications have increased the availability of tools to provide coping skills for students with dyslexia.
Viana began his career in Miami-Dade County Public Schools as an elementary school teacher for English language learners and later was a humanities instructor at an International Baccalaureate World School. The International Baccalaureate Organization aims to develop knowledgeable young people who help to create a better and more peaceful world through intercultural understanding and respect. Concurrently, Viana prepared and delivered general teaching skills sessions to Florida International University's undergraduate students receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in education in all levels and content areas. After acquiring his degree in educational leadership in 2006, Viana became an elementary school administrator for Durham (North Carolina) Public Schools, where he established the districtwide Title I Parent Advisement Committee for Hispanics to help ensure that Latino children from low-income families met challenging state academic standards.
Irvine Unified School District is a school district in Irvine, California, United States, that serves the city of Irvine. Established on June 6, 1972, IUSD serves approximately 34,000 K-12 students at twenty-two elementary schools, six middle schools, six comprehensive high schools. Irvine has been frequently recognized among the top school systems in California and the United States. On the state’s latest Academic Performance Index, which measures overall achievement on a scale of 200 to 1,000, IUSD posted a districtwide score of 921, marking a five-point increase over the previous year. Irvine schools have earned the state’s highest honor – the label of California Distinguished School – 48 times since 1986, and all four comprehensive high schools have been recognized at least once. All four comprehensive high schools have also earned the distinction as Blue Ribbon Schools, the nation’s highest level of recognition for K-12 campuses.
The current high school facility opened in 1970,("Samuel Alanson Meddaugh, a former principal at East Hampton High School for whom its auditorium is named ... was the first principal to serve in the new high school building, which opened in 1970") and a $49 million expansion was scheduled to be completed in 2010.("East Hampton School District, which has taken on the sole responsibility of educating public high school students on a tuition basis from Sagaponack, Wainscott, Amagansett, Montauk, and Springs for decades.")("Work on the high school, which began in May, is the last phase of the $80 million districtwide expansion and renovation project, which was approved by district voters in a bond referendum in May 2006. The project was scheduled to be finished by the end of 2010") From 1923 to 1970, the high school occupied the building that now houses the middle school.
Oakland Community Unit School District 5 is a small unified school district based in the village of Oakland, a small community in the northeastern reaches of Coles County, Illinois; its small student body and few schools suggests that most of the Coles County population centers have already been staked by the other two school districts in the county -- Charleston Community Unit School District 1 and Mattoon Community Unit School District 2. Oakland Community Unit School District 5 is composed of two schools; one school is a combined elementary and junior high school, and the other is a senior high school; students in kindergarten and grades one though eight attend Lake Crest Elementary School, which is under the direction of principal Jim Eastin.Lake Crest School Main Page, retrieved 2008-6-15 Graduates move forward to attend nearby Oakland High School, which educates those in grades nine though twelve; students in this district may then pursue a collegiate education. Oakland High School is governed by the same principal as Lake Crest Elementary School, Jim Eastin.Oakland High School Main Page, retrieved 2008-6-15 The district superintendent is named Michael Smith,Oakland Community Unit School District 5, retrieved 2008-6-15 and the districtwide mascot is the Titan.

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