Public school employers are prohibited from consenting to or condoning a strike, and from paying a public school teacher for any day during which the public school teacher participates in a strike.
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All public school students should have the same access to learning tools as any other public school student.
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As a public school mom I have far more sway than I ever did as a public school teacher.
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First you would have complete class division as no one who had to pay for public school would actually go to public school.
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Public school choice is what it sounds like: giving families the option to choose the public school that is the best fit for their child.
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Gillum vowed to raise public school teachers' wages if he wins in November, calling to fund the state's public school systems over private charter schools.
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As a former urban public school teacher, administrator, parent and P.T.A. president, I think we should empower educators and families through various forms of public school choice.
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Blake Griffin was pulled out of a Oklahoma public school after his mother, who was herself a teacher, disagreed with the direction the public school system was heading.
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More than 80 percent of public-school teachers in the country are white, according to the federal Education Department, while a majority of public school students are not.
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So if a student chose to attend a public school, the public school would get the money; if she went to a private school, the private school would benefit.
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My children are currently in private school, although both were in public school for many years, and my younger one may switch back to public school for high school.
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Two of the three schools, Public School 2452, on West 2199th Street, and Public School 2191, on West 2165th Street, serve students who are mostly white and well off.
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In Arizona, Latinos make up about half of the students enrolled in public school and across the country, Latinos make up the highest percent of public school enrollment after whites.
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His other legacy was a misplaced faith in the British public school system, which notwithstanding his dismal performance at his own British public school condemned me to the same fate.
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What they're saying: Warren, a former public school teacher, would ensure the Education secretary was a public school teacher and impose a wealth tax to fund universal childcare and pre-kindergarten.
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At the same time, a growing coalition of public school students has called on Mayor Bill de Blasio to integrate New York's segregated public school system, with rallies expected in the coming weeks.
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Her appointment squanders an opportunity to advance public education research, experimentation and standards, to objectively compare traditional public school, charter school and voucher models in search of better options for public school students.
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The small public school seems a perfect fit for Jason.
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About half the public school students in Denver are Latino.
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Public school teachers are imperative to a functioning democratic society.
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I should mention too that I'm a public school educator.
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Public school educators ultimately teach for liberation -- that's the job.
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Both are public school teachers in Westchester County, New York.
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The former public school teacher died of a heart condition.
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Nationwide, public school teacher wages have been stagnant or falling.
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Public school kindergarteners should not be used as data points.
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Haff believes the public school system is failing these children.
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The episode occurred at Public School 91 on Albany Avenue.
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Virginia Public School Authority, $4753 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Her brother has special needs and goes to public school.
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Virginia Public School Authority, $256.7 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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She has been a public school teacher for 15 years.
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He taught public school when he wasn't driving, he said.
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Online schools are the only public school alternative they have.
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""If this is a public school, this is totally inappropriate.
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He made free lunch available to all public school students.
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Virginia Public School Authority, $65.5 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Virginia Public School Authority, $148.9 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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That's not at all unusual for a public school district.
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It lost its clinic and its only public school buildings.
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And public school teachers fueled a lot of the resistance.
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" But, Newland went on: "She didn't go to public school.
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Virginia Public School Authority, $116 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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For the 150,000 students riding public school buses every day?
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"She added: "Help get more resources for your public school.
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That is 216 percent of the city's public school population.
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The freshman has since relocated to a new public school.
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A few days ago, I visited a local public school.
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Virginia Public School Authority, $67.2 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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The substitute teacher was fired from a Utah public school.
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For the 150,73 students riding public school buses every day?
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Public School 26, East Side Elementary School, has 17993 students.
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Thousands of Chicago public school teachers are back in class.
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I still went to public school in 1980s New York.
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It's a public school from K to fifth grade. Where?
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Student Loan Hero, a website that helps people refinance their debt, says the average cost-per-credit at a two-year public school is $135, whereas it's $163 at a four-year public school.
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More recently he was not happy that Orthodox Jews who do not send their children to public school nevertheless dominated the board of the public school district of East Ramapo, N.Y., which embraces Kaser.
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Last year, Mr. Booker said in an interview that "my loyalty is to a free public school, high-quality public school education," allowing that charter and magnet schools could be part of the mix.
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The department announced in October that it wanted to merge Public School 241, the STEM Institute of Manhattan, which has had its enrollment decline steeply in the last decade, with nearby Public School 76.
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I don't live in one of those neighborhoods and I'm not looking for a way to escape my public school, I want to know why my public school doesn't look like those public schools.
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In 1960 he married Harriet Pinchoff, a Manhattan public-school teacher.
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Admission to the school operates on a public school model. 5.
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As students joined new charters, public school enrollment and funding fell.
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That freedom has always extended to public school teachers like Vlaming.
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When I enrolled in a public school, all of that changed.
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It's spring break for more than a million public school kids.
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It's what brought us Alexander Wang, Proenza Schouler, and Public School.
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The Detroit public school system, or DPS, has nearly 46,000 students.
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PEOPLE's calls to Denver Public School District were not immediately returned.
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His private secretary, public school and Oxbridge, struck him as pompous.
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In 2010, Mark Zuckerberg gave $100m to Newark's public school system.
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Hayden said the student did not attend the online public school.
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Kamala Harris wants to give public school teachers a big raise.
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A map of US public school flood risk, county by county.
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Three Minnesotan public school teachers created The Oregon Trail in 1971.
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At Public School, though, the message was much more politically charged.
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"Khirbet Khizeh" eventually became part of the Israeli public-school curriculum.
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The introduction of competition would spur public school systems to innovate.
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Many effective contemporary public-school classrooms exist somewhere between these extremes.
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The country's third-largest public school system has set an Aug.
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But, given that this is a public school, that's not true.
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New York City's public school population itself is 16 percent Asian.
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Sex advice is for parents to offer, not public school teachers.
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The usual arguments over public school curricula often center around religion.
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Almost every public-school teacher I meet has stories like this.
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A letter will be sent to all public school districts today.
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"I'm a product of the NYC public school system," he said.
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For starters, the public school should be renamed in his honor.
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When did public school teachers in West Virginia go on strike?
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Duncan, who works as a public school liaison to needy families.
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I was in public school, and it wasn't in the textbooks.
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Neither DeVos herself nor her four children went to public school.
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Are programs like Summit Learning the future for public school students?
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BORDERS & BELONGING at Public School 10 (May 4, 2-4 p.m.).
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The city has since installed filtration systems in every public school.
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Nearly every American child, then and now, attended a public school.
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It was the second-deadliest public school shooting in American history.
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He also taught in the New York City public school system.
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SARAH YOST, LOUISVILLE, KY. The writer is a public school teacher.
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One public school had a free meal program, but it collapsed.
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A public school in desperate need of reform is my reality.
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Volunteer at your public school ... You don&apost like the building?
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Yet the public school district is preparing to lay off teachers.
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Their public school vacations always lined up, making planning a snap.
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Some 76 percent of Chicago's public school students are economically disadvantaged.
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They are assigned a public school based on where they live.
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I was enrolled in the fourth grade at Public School 125.
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I mean, the other thing was, I'm a public school kid.
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Chicago public school teachers, who have been on strike since Oct.
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Well, maybe I wasn't Catholic school, but I was public school.
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"I can't even imagine me at a public school," she said.
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More than half of public school students in Denver are Latino.
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It was the first public school of its kind in America.
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He opened a new public school in his hometown of Akron.
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His four brothers made up a local public school wrestling dynasty.
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Three Minnesotan public school teachers created The Oregon Trail in 22016.
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Public school teachers aren't getting raises that keep up with inflation.
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Unfortunately, politically-correct philosophies have penetrated our public school system while stripping accountability, competition and winning philosophies from the public school teachers and administrators who have the difficult task of educating this new generation of children.
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Trackers are as common on public school websites these days as microbes on a restroom door, to judge by Mr. Levin's examination of 159 public school websites from among the nation's largest and most tech-savvy districts.
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Four-fifths of the children in Liberal's public-school system are Hispanic.
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His grades in public school were shabby, with I.Q. scores to match.
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The Jackson Public School District issued a statement Thursday expressing their condolences.
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At an in-state four-year public school, those costs were $13,090.
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"Macri: I didn't fall into public school, I chose it", one said.
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McKesson, a public school administrator, recorded his own arrest live on Periscope.
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As a public school teacher, Vlaming was, of course, a government employee.
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When you walk into a public school classroom, what do you see?
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Mr Johnson represents the party's wing of cavalier public-school bons vivants.
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The line at Public School 261 in New York City on Tuesday.
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The federal government pays for less than 10% of public-school funds.
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Public school employees say such measures rob their schools of crucial resources.
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At 16, the actor left public school to focus on his career.
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Bernie Sanders wants to fix racial inequality in the public school system.
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Alberto Alejandre teaches Spanish at a public school in Des Moines, Iowa.
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She suggests shredding those documents at a local public school or library.
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The nation's third-largest public school system sued Illinois officials on Feb.
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Public education choices are those that operate within the public school system.
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I'm entering my 9th year of being a Chicago public school teacher.
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Today, the old St. Martin of Tours School is a public school.
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Clay County, Mo., $73.53 million of public school general obligation refinancing bonds.
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That's 485,000 employees ranging from public school teachers to Marriott hotel workers.
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She left public school in the fifth grade and began online classes.
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His tie bore the colors of a regiment or a public school.
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Pennsylvania Public School Building Authority, $130.6 million of school district debt securities.
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In addition, some public school systems don't mandate compulsory full-day kindergarten.
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He had worked for the St. Paul public school system since 2002.
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At stake is the very future of Los Angeles public school system.
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That time, the caseworkers raised questions with teachers at Public School 21990.
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Despite only speaking English, I was enrolled into a Korean public school.
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The Stop & Shop workers were likely emboldened by the public school strikes.
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Meahl, 33, is the assistant principal of Public School 185 in Brooklyn.
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You know, I went to public school, '75 in the South Bronx.
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Growing up, I knew I wanted to be a public school teacher.
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They also said the child had faced "food issues" in public school.
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I really do believe that being in public school isn't for everybody.
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They're savvy kids; public-school kids; they know our romance is accelerated.
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Public School 287 is also nearby, as is the Farragut Houses complex.
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Two others went to an elite public school in Dhaka called Scholastica.
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This is a way that white supremacy undergirds the public school system.
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And I was a product of a very good public school system.
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Money to come out of the overall public school capital projects fund.
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"It's about my change from public school to prep school," he said.
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Her mother retired as a teacher in the Gardner Public School District.
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Some have to make do with what the public school system offers.
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He wished the average public school had the resources that James's does.
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Public school administrators in New Braunfels suspended him at least seven times.
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Her mother is a retired librarian in the Albany public school system.
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That means its public-school system will now start at age four.
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In the Worcester public school system, a plurality of students are Latino.
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In Oklahoma, public school teachers are considering a strike over their salaries.
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I had to wait five years to enter the public school system.
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During the day, she was an office manager at the public school.
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And just as exciting, she's starting public school for the first time.
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Jimmy Carter sent his daughter, Amy, to public school in the city.
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Mr. Buttigieg went next, saying that he'd also value public school educators.
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A fifth of public school students already attend independently managed charter schools.
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Free public school shouldn't get rid of private school need-based aid.
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Personal Health Harding Senior High, a public school in St. Paul, Minn.
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Public School 236 serves about 2478 students in prekindergarten through fifth grade.
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His son had a tough time fitting in at the public school.
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Students attend a lesson in a public school classroom on Feb. 3.
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Neither Ms. DeVos nor any of her children attended a public school.
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In 1896, the building was donated to Brooklyn for a public school.
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If parents are happy with their assigned public school, they will stay.
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Minnesota, for example, has a one-room public school in Angle Inlet.
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Detroit's public school system faces $3.4 billion in debt and other obligations.
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Few public school districts have deeper ties to China than Oxford, Mich.
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Currently, only four states require LGBTQ-inclusive public school sex ed programs.
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That's about 32.5 million public school students attending at least 64,000 schools.
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Even outside the public school system, the problem of school segregation persists.
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Critics feared her ideology would leave public school students and teachers vulnerable.
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Build horrific monstrosities with eight dishwashers and dismantle the public school system.
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A lot of the guys who turned out for the Public School presentation at New York Fashion Week: Men's last July were already comfortably attired in Public School designs, stuff you might characterize as Helmut Lang meets Supreme.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOL CRISIS On Monday, more than 30,000 public-school teachers and employees of the Los Angeles Unified School District went on strike, protesting for higher pay, smaller class sizes and more support staff for their students.
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Here's how six teenagers with different backgrounds, political viewpoints and public school experiences are working to change a public school system of 1.1 million students and 1,800 schools — along with some of the city's most prestigious private schools.
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As one reader, Kendra, a public-school teacher in Georgia, wrote: As a Catholic African American ESOL Teacher from St. Louis, Missouri, and employed in a public school in Georgia, I adore this article on Race and conversation.
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There's the old truism that public school teachers aren't paid enough, but these strikes highlight a trend that we're seeing nationwide: Public school teachers aren't getting raises that keep up with inflation — and their health insurance costs are increasing.
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Only 10 percent of New York City's public school students who are black or Latino received offers to attend a specialized high school last year, even though 67 percent of New York public school students are black or Latino.
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Her mother retired as a music teacher from Public School 225 in Brooklyn.
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Beran was detained and arrested for possession of alcohol on public school property.
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At the same time, we have another discrepancy, outcomes versus public school funding.
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"Betsy DeVos has never attended or worked in a public school," he said.
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The school accepts students based on a standard public school admissions model. 4.
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A few weeks ago, public school educators in West Virginia went on strike.
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Warren says she will appoint a former public school teacher as Education Secretary.
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I applied to two colleges — I'm a public school kid, through and through.
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Some 300,00 public school students missed school for the sixth day on Thursday.
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Minissian's Grade 5 and Grade 4 yearbook photo from Sixteenth Avenue Public school.
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Back in 2017, he donated $1 million to the Chicago public school system.
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And The Sorcerer's Stone's public school story tropes are its most compelling elements.
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" "[When I entered public school,] I started to notice that I didn't fit.
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In total, this can cost roughly $115.219,1800 if you attend a public school.
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YOU KNOW I STRONGLY BELIEVE EVERYONE'S GOT TO ADOPT A PUBLIC SCHOOL, JIM.
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Volitich's status as a public school teacher comes with certain free-speech protections.
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Think: Alexander Wang for H&M meets the Public School guys for DKNY.
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"I went to public school in Compton, but I got this," Anderson joked.
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In contrast, the actual poverty rate of public school students was 22 percent.
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Randi will have no trouble finding a great traditional public school to tour.
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This is the opposite of what large majorities of public school parents want.
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You can't replace the New York City public school system with charter schools.
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My husband, Faraji, and I wanted to send our daughter to public school.
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The public school system might benefit, by adapting relevant practices from the charters.
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Religion is a frequent catalyst for public school activism, as is racial injustice.
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Seattle Public School District reports 2023,280 homeless students in academic year 2016-2017.
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On Thursday, the public school teachers of West Virginia staged a wildcat strike.
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Willy had transferred the children to public school, where they were doing well.
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First, financial literacy should be required as part of the public-school curriculum.
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The groom's mother is a literacy coach at Public School 64 in Manhattan.
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He has made presentations to officials in Southern Florida, including public school authorities.
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As a former public school teacher, I believe this is the wrong approach.
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Nationwide, the average pay for a public school teacher was $58,113 in 2016.
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Public school teachers across West Virginia have been on strike for a week.
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My first day of class coincided with the first day of public school.
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The influx of families to Lower Manhattan has also strained public school resources.
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The closures affect the estimated 57,000 students of the city's public school system.
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The family spoke Spanish at home, and he learned English in public school.
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New York City has the largest public school system in the United States.
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We have medical insurance through my husband's job as a public school teacher.
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We have medical insurance through my husband's job as a public school teacher.
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Crystal Markowsky is a parent of three public school students in Chandler, Ariz.
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The groom's mother is a school aide at Public School 216 in Manhattan.
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The groom's mother is a school aide at Public School 191 in Manhattan.
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The groom's mother is a literacy coach for the Providence Public School System.
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I was a byproduct of an elite public school system in Birmingham, Mich.
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They discussed the vetting process and the mechanics of the public school system.
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I went to public school, too, so I know what they were feeling.
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According to the department, 22016 percent of public school students graduated on time.
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Somewhere in the public school system there is the next Rous or Cushing.
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Its tax base and public school system eroded, and the crime rate rose.
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We want to hear from New York City public school families and educators.
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About four out of five public school students come from low-income families.
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I started in public school but moved to a school for the deaf.
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His father was an administrative assistant at Public School 12 in the Bronx.
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Their daughter attends public school nearby and often plays at Carl Schurz Park.
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And still, a California audit found that public school districts undercount the number.
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Tonight, I'm at my daughters' Sherry and Sydney's public school -- East Lansing High.
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Being blind in this public school made my heart go a notch faster.
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Ms. Axen, a speech-language pathologist at a public school, keeps early hours.
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Like many states, Utah saw its public school funding fall after the recession.
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"That is not what you expect in an urban public school," he said.
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B.M. There is no deceiver more effective than a public-school-educated Brit.
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Public school teachers are not the only ones on the institute's mailing list.
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Artists and sex workers will offer their insights at Public School Los Angeles.
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Public school principals and police officers get the highest marks for public trust.
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Ms. DeVos said the Detroit public school system should simply be shut down.
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The local public school often is one of the largest employers in town.
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Indiana University is a public school, which means it's essentially a state institution.
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From the under-resourced public-school perspective, Ed Tech is a force-multiplier.
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Some white public school parents are resisting, leading to dramatic headlines about racism.
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Nashville's public school system recently made headlines for banning crowdfunding sites like DonorsChoose.
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By comparison, Cleveland's public school system was graded a C in that category.
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As the Washington Post has explained, those donations look crucial to DeVos's selection as education secretary — especially since she has never taught in a school environment, never attended a public school, and never sent her own children to a public school.
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"The basic problem is the terrible inequality between those who can go to private school and those who have to fall into the public school system," Macri said on Tuesday while discussing a government study showing relatively bad public school results.
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While the federal Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) permits students to transfer to another public school under ESSA's Unsafe School Choice Option provision, it only does so if their current public school meets the state definition of a "persistently dangerous" school.
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Most controversially, it moves several blocks that had been in the zone for Public School 2191, a highly popular school, into the zone for Public School 23, which New York State placed on a list of "persistently dangerous" schools last year.
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We refused to accept the false choice between supporting public-school teachers and giving parents options for their kids when they had none, and the city worked with our local teacher's union to give our public school teachers a raise too.
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Because of this, I attended a great public school and got a good education.
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The latest data shows that about 5003 percent of public school teachers are white.
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New Mexico's public school system is consistently ranked among the worst in the nation.
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It was either Stuy or my zoned public school a couple blocks from home.
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"Being a missionary is not allowed in public school," Mustafa Sentop said on Twitter.
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It follows the mayor in March announcing "Meatless Mondays" in the public school system.
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It's the law that grants children with disabilities the right to attend public school.
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The government's letter will be sent to public school districts Friday, The Times reported.
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It has a dotted line to Comme des Garcons and designers like Public School.
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For public school educators, and particularly science teachers, her confirmation is a nightmare realized.
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Along the way, they are faced with seemingly unending questions: Private or public school?
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That was the case at the shrewdly inventive show mounted Tuesday by Public School.
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Why not invite public school students to make collaborative banners about their collective experiences?
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Even in my very liberal public school, we never talked about masturbation at all.
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It's a pretty typical public school, the sort of school most American kids attend.
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She ended up attending public school in Yorktown — 40 minutes north of her birthplace.
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And the taxes that came with that high-quality public school education were high.
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"Providing menstrual hygiene products in public school restrooms is long overdue," said state Sen.
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White families represent only about 15 percent the public school population in the city.
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The city's public school students had long been the victims of acrimony and apathy.
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Detroit trails only New Orleans in the percentage of public school students attending charters.
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And what better place to do that, he said, than the public school system.
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She will also visit a public school Wednesday to experience coding with students firsthand.
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Sending kids to public school was seen as a one-way ticket to hell.
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The Chicago Public School system – third largest in the nation – is equally as bad.
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The state's cash crunch has delayed $1.1 billion in payments to public school districts.
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Under current law, only parents of public school children can object to school materials.
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I was a teacher; I was a senior leader in two public school districts.
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At least public school teachers now have the option to pocket some extra cash.
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It's a shame that so many expensive coastal cities have troubled public school systems.
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On average, public school teachers spent $479 of their own money during two years.
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Most of this spending has gone to increasing the number of public school employees.
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Doe decision recognizing the right of undocumented students to attend public school for free.
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"The public school system has neglected the arts a little bit," Mr. Ramos said.
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JOHN FITZSIMONS New York The writer is a former public school teacher and superintendent.
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The portion of health insurance premiums public school teachers contribute has risen to 423%.
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"And as two public-school teachers, we definitely don't have $2.1 million," she said.
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The National Education Association, an advocacy group for public school educators that endorses Mrs.
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The couple met in 2012, when both taught at Public School 212 in Manhattan.
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Public School 196 Grand Central Parkway has 915 students in kindergarten to Grade 5.
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The state ranks 14th in public school performance but managed a 91% graduation rate.
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While they support charters, they also want more investment in traditional public school education.
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Ms. Lopez, a ninth grader at a Chicago public school, died at the hospital.
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Chris Talgo, a former public school teacher, is an editor at The Heartland Institute.
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His wife, the former Anna Mae Menapace, a public-school teacher, died in 2008.
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Can the street-smart designers behind Public School put the NY back in DKNY?
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Maxwell Osborne, left, and Dao-Yi Chow, the designers of Public School and DKNY.
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It probably helped that critics heaped praise on the most recent Public School collections.
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This public school is part of the City University of New York (CUNY) network.
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Kamala Harris that would give US public school teachers an average $13,500 pay raise.
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Public school teachers had been planning a statewide strike in response to stagnating wages.
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Virginia Public School Authority, $903 million of general obligation unlimited tax refinancing bonds. Competitive.
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The Schools Public School 218 Forest has 24 students in prekindergarten through Grade 5.
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Even before the increase, Wisconsin ranked 23rd in the country for public-school spending.
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Have YOU even looked in a public school classroom in the last 10 years?
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The charters here educate almost all public-school students, so they can't cherry pick.
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Her mother retired as a teacher at Public School 88 Seneca in Ridgewood, Queens.
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Why do so many public school systems fail to live up to that mandate?
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He had recently become an American citizen, and he had children in public school.
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Before then, she worked as an engineer, a minister, and a public school teacher.
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I've wanted to be a public school teacher since I was in second grade.
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We will have a secretary of education who has been a public school teacher.
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Black public school students are suspended at 3.8 times the rate of white students.
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A raise for the millions of current public school teachers isn't a bad idea.
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"No Billy Reid, no Public School, no Michael Bastian, no Tim Coppens," he wrote.
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Questions also abound over the quality and funding of the areas' public school systems.
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This works because, as she says, she took math in public school in Brooklyn.
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The bride's mother retired as a literacy instructor at Public School 316 in Brooklyn.
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The groom's mother is a first-grade schoolteacher at Public School 203 in Brooklyn.
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She put on art exhibits at her previous position as a public school teacher.
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Neighbors said the girl attended Public School 2017, three blocks from where they lived.
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The budget crisis has collided with a long-running battle over public school funding.
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Class is back in session for more than a million public school children today.
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This kind of racial avoidance has become normal, embedded in the public school experience.
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Builder Levy taught in the New York City public school system for 34 years.
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She graduated from Harvard College in 2016, and is now a public school teacher.
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For a true Detroit revival, fixing the public school system is an important step.
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Mr. Sakowitz's mother was a special-education teacher at Public School 36 in Brooklyn.
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Lottie's teacher is brutally transparent in her assessment of her predominantly black public school.
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Endo had never visited Japan, had attended a Sacramento public school and was Protestant.
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"Disney taking money from a public school is completely uncalled for," another person commented.
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I wondered how public school districts were navigating current events that read like pornography.
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Most likely buying the pricier home in the good public school district, said Brownlee.
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Harvest Collegiate High School, a nontraditional public school, is at 22018 West 270th Street.
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The groom's mother retired as a literature teacher from Public School 316 in Brooklyn.
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Clearly, our efforts are not privatization but an embrace of our public school system.
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"She had some problems," McAlester Public School Superintendent Randy Hughes told local news outlets.
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"I am in my natural habitat: a public school on a weekend," McKinnon said.
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The automated voice mail went out to every public school parent in San Francisco.
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Public school teachers in Oklahoma are among the lowest paid teachers in the country.
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Beshear has attacked Bevin over his ongoing feud with the state's public school teachers.
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These support levels are unsurprising considering the low achievement of California's public-school students.
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By law, public school districts are required to have one certified school safety specialist.
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Some public school playgrounds will also be renovated, and made open to the public.
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Here's Stephanie Strom, on a new cereal for New York City public-school breakfasts.
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His mother retired as a grammar-school teacher at Public School 115 in Manhattan.
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