The archdiocese closed 30 schools in 2011 and 25 schools in 2013.
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We've got schools in obviously the U.K. Many schools in London, almost a hundred.
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We have seen this from high schools in Brooklyn to schools in Kenya and India.
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GEMS recently invested in a portfolio of 14 schools in Saudi Arabia and four schools in Egypt through joint ventures.
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There are no zoned elementary schools in District 1, so parents must apply and rank schools in order of preference.
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" ON WHETHER PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN HER HOME STATE ARE IMPROVING: Lesley Stahl: "Have the public schools in Michigan gotten better?
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Schools in the "persistently failing" category must be among the lowest performing schools in the state according to the federal government.
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Respondents included 7,804 students across 12 states, from "under-resourced" schools in Los Angeles to "well-resourced" schools in the Minneapolis suburbs.
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They donated $100 million to schools in Newark, and they have pledged $120 million to schools in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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GEMS has also lately invested in a portfolio of 14 schools in Saudi Arabia and four schools in Egypt through joint ventures.
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The database includes vaccination rates of 5,557 public and private schools in New York, including 715 private schools in New York City.
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Other school districts in Texas that made the top 10 list are Georgetown Independent Schools and Round Rock Independent Schools in Williamson County, Denton Independent Schools and Lewisville Independent Schools in Denton County, and Wichita Falls Independent Schools in Wichita County.
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Until we fund schools in inner-city and rural areas the same way we fund schools in affluent outer-ring suburbs, inequality will always exist.
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Schools in urban and rural America are crumbling, while schools in wealthier communities modernize and infuse their classrooms with new technologies and other advanced capabilities.
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Japan Tobacco International (JTI) brands Winston and Camel were seen around schools in eight countries, while Imperial brands were visible from schools in five countries.
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Schools in New York are considering face recognition that matches visitors against sex offender databases, while schools in New Mexico are considering gunshot detection audio sensors.
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Schools in such areas tend to be poor—the quality of public schools in Chicago's South Side, where many blacks live, ranges from poor to execrable.
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Among the schools in SUNY's portfolio are some of the highest-performing charter schools in the state, including those in the high-scoring Success Academy network.
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In 2013, the city shut down roughly 50 public schools in what was described as the largest mass closing of public schools in an American city.
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Some schools in better districts have vacancies, as properties in those areas are too expensive for young parents, while schools in places like Huilongguan are at overcapacity.
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Edward Kopelson, Montclair, N.J. In Hannah-Jones's survey of public schools in her neighborhood, she seems to deliberately overlook the existence of public charter schools in Bedford-Stuyvesant.
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Today, there are are 207 traditional public schools in Detroit, 282 charter schools and 281 schools in the Education Achievement Authority, a controversial state-run district created in 2012.
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With predominantly white schools in white neighborhoods and predominantly black schools in black areas, it was necessary to find some way to get black students to those white schools.
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Schools in New Mexico installed acoustic devices that respond to the sound of gunfire, while schools in Arkansas have allotted thousands for a face-recognition program meant to screen visitors.
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Massachusetts has the best public schools in the country, per WalletHub, which looked at the overall quality and safety of public schools in each state according to 21 different factors.
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Money that is allocated to schools in The Bronx, or public health care in Fresno, is money that is not available to schools in Detroit or rural clinics in Montana.
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Indeed, there were gardens in all the earlier philosophical schools, in the schools of Miletus on the present-day Turkish coast, and allegedly in the Pythagorean schools in southern Italy.
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This applied to schools in the South that were previously forbidden by law from educating children of different races together and to schools in the North plagued by de facto segregation.
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Today, the company reports, ClassDojo is actively used by teachers in 85,000 schools in the United States, ranging from private and charter schools to the largest public schools in the country.
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Schools in West Virginia shut down on Tuesday as teachers began a strike to protest new state legislation which would increase the number of vouchers for charter schools in the state.
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While schools in large, coastal urban centers such as San Francisco, New York City, and Boston led the way, said Ehrenfeld, schools in places like Texas and Alabama are also innovating.
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Volusia County Schools in Florida, about 230 miles north of Parkland, said last week the district has asked authorities for additional surveillance at their schools in response to the events in Parkland.
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Carpe Diem Schools in Ohio and Indiana Breaking the traditional classroom mold, students at Carpe Diem Schools in Ohio and Indiana work in what looks like your typical office space — individual cubicles included.
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With a focus on K-12 schools in English-language speaking markets, Nearpod is growing at a rapid clip and claims to reach one in ten K-12 schools in the US today.
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Whether parents are choosing schools in urban areas or working hard to improve schools in rural communities, they must have access to clear and accurate information about how schools are serving our children.
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More than half the schools in Bangladesh now have access to decent toilets, while students in 73 percent of schools in India and 76 percent of those in Bhutan can access basic sanitation.
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Fake bomb threats have targeted 20 schools in Moscow alone.
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Schools in New York are exploring this option as well.
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All schools in the Ventura Unified School District were closed.
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Reuters journalists visited two dozen schools in Srinagar on Monday.
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But schools in richer areas can charge fees on top.
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Schools in Arizona responded more harshly to another recent walkout.
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And other schools in the country are seeing similar demonstrations.
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Independent schools in the UK are 9% of the population.
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Currently there are 95 coding schools in the United States.
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Alternatively, public schools in the Midwest were far more manageable.
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What are the issues with the schools in your area?
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He reports on attempts to desegregate Denver's schools in 1969.
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More than 1,000 schools in the affected areas have closed.
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Stahl: Have the public schools in Michigan have gotten better?
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For schools in general, is that a risk worth taking?
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Multiple schools in Washington have already moved to online learning.
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Schools in other cities and states have also temporarily closed.
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Days later, he ordered all schools in Kentucky to close.
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She's looking at some schools in Canada, despite the cold.
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There are not yet any schools in the East Cut.
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No threats have been made to schools in that county.
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Board of Education, the schools in Durham are still segregated.
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Schools in Missouri have also not been told to close.
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She retired as a nurse for schools in Northbrook, Ill.
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All Catholic elementary and high schools in Fairfield County, Conn.
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Mr. Hill's parents attended boarding schools in Western New York.
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A number of public schools in Palm Beach County, Fla.
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Every year, hundreds of schools in Kurigram district are inundated.
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Tighter security has become the norm at schools in Xinjiang.
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Instead, her children attend charter schools in a different neighborhood.
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Gutting the rule would keep these predatory schools in business.
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But there are no other law schools in the city.
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Just look at the neglect of schools in poor neighborhoods.
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His competition came from 47 watchmaking schools in 14 countries.
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There isn't much mention of charter schools in your platform.
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And because local property taxes help to fund public schools in the U.S., schools in lower-income areas receive substantially less money than those in wealthy ones, which contributes further to the educational disparity.
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He said that the department's space allocations generally disfavored charter schools, and that several other Success schools in the city had many more students per classroom than traditional public schools in the same buildings.
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Building private schools in over 2900 countries around the world, the global Gülen movement has paved the way for the largest U.S. charter school network with more than 220006 schools in some 2202 states.
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GEMS, which owns and operates 49 schools in the UAE and Qatar, will, with the CVC Consortium deal, take on a further 14 private schools in Europe through the acquisition of Britain's Bellevue Education.
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Corporal punishment, defined as paddling, spanking or other forms of physical punishment, is legal at public schools in 19 states, mainly in the South, and is also allowed at private schools in 20103 states.
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I invite her and her team to Los Angeles to tour high-need schools (in Boyle Heights, South LA and Watts) that began 6900 years ago as the lowest performing schools in Los Angeles.
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Thomas Denny, a priest accused of abuse that occurred in the 1960s and 1970s, served in three high schools in New York City, as well as schools in Rochester, Puerto Rico, Jersey City and Buffalo.
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Chance the Rapper continues to raise money for schools in Chicago.
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There were also marches at schools in Denver and Omaha, Nebraska.
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Concealed weapons are allowed in places like public schools in Utah.
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Center City Public Charter Schools in DC closed their 6 schools.
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Today, schools in 44 states have made the move, she said.
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Schools in hotter areas would spend a fortune on air-conditioning.
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The station then distributed them to 36 schools in the area.
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France has some of the best engineering schools in the world.
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There are now 101 non-Christian religious state schools in England.
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Sometimes it is school counselors from other schools in the area.
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Schools in several communities in the area kept summer students indoors.
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Schoolable (Nigeria): Schoolable provides simple finance solutions for schools in Africa.
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The mayor also closed 48 underused schools in poor, depopulating neighbourhoods.
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His nonprofit has given millions to Chicago schools in recent years .
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So far, schools in all 50 states have been given access.
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She was in and out of several schools in suburban Maryland.
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That's right: Marijuana legalization is helping build new schools in Colorado.
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But they are different from traditional charter schools in three respects.
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Board of Education case desegregating public schools in the United States.
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Posterity will draw on both schools in judging Mr Cameron's premiership.
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You can check out the best law schools in Europe below.
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I join their chat about local Swedish schools in the area.
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It's unclear when schools in the storm-ravaged region will reopen.
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Westminster, was settled in 1947, successfully desegregating public schools in California.
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There are publicly run community schools in Oakland, Chicago, and Boston.
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On education:Bennet was the superintendent of Denver Public Schools in Colorado.
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New roofs for schools in El Paso and La Plata counties.
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Most schools in the state go on spring break after Easter.
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The party would pump £4.6 billion into English schools in 553.
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Schools in 17 counties were expected to be closed on Tuesday.
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He went to public schools in Maryland and a Montessori school.
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Believe me, there are a lot of good schools in America.
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Those with lighter injuries were taken to two schools in Pioltello.
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Notable private schools in the area include Hotchkiss, Kent and Marvelwood.
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It provides books for students and teachers in schools in need.
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All public schools in Mount Pleasant were on lockdown on Friday.
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All schools in the country were previously closed until March 15.
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Colorado has some of the worst funded schools in the country.
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It has relationships with more than 1,800 schools in this country.
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Other schools in the #BrightonCollege Family, share your videos with us!
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Meanwhile, many send their own kids to private schools in limos.
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Jocabed Marquez: I taught at two high schools in South Texas.
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Schools in the Chinese territory will be suspended until February 17.
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What can schools in general do to improve, in your opinion?
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The law does have an exception for schools in rural districts.
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For example, should schools in China and Hong Kong remain closed?
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Here are the 15 best public high schools in the US
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Harriet and her brothers, Peter and Marty, attended schools in Portland.
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No writers' residencies at those wonderful schools in India, Vancouver, Jakarta.
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Cynthia Lane, the superintendent of public schools in Kansas City, Kan.
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His mother is a substitute teacher for primary schools in Marblehead.
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Many schools in southern Israel are closed as well, Reuters reports.
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He decided to study industrial engineering, transferring schools in the process.
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The pair donated $100 million to Newark's public schools in 2010.
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She won't be able to attend other public schools in Missouri.
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Schools in Newark, New Jersey, opened two hours later than usual.
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My father had martial arts schools in Chicago for 40 years.
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These are educational specimens for schools in Egypt, Iran, and Iraq.
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That's the argument schools in Texas and Florida are now making.
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In a new paper, Mr Dobbie and Mr Fryer found that although the best charter schools in Houston did better than equivalent state schools in tests and college admissions, attending one had no discernible impact on wages.
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There were eight affected schools in all, two of which are among the 10 poorest schools in Division I, according to USA Today; not one of the schools earned more than $14.5 million in revenue in 2015.
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So far, more than 20113 schools in 22011 states have expressed interest.
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Schools in the area have also been cordoned off as a precaution.
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Schools in areas around Paris announced closures, in anticipation of the heat.
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Don excelled in some of the toughest schools in the Marine Corps.
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Now all high schools in Xiamen must provide students with psychological support.
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Schools in Illinois already receive the most unfair funding in the nation.
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He also runs one of the largest Santa schools in the country.
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Even the elite private schools in Britain are not run for profit.
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However, it may be expanded to all high schools in the county.
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Since 20163, 34 schools in the district have reported water quality problems.
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All schools in the district will be closed on Monday and Tuesday.
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Classes and schools in the city have also been suspended until Friday.
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PSL is based on charter schools in America and academies in England.
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So too are schools in cities like Chicago, New York and Boston.
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Non-Christian faith schools, in particular, seem also to deepen ethnic segregation.
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The company also has schools in Los Angeles, New York and Austin.
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Western-funded aid agencies repair infrastructure, hospitals and schools in the region.
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Include everything from degrees, majors, and past schools in your education section.
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Its portfolio includes mixed-use properties, office buildings and schools in Dubai.
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Why do we have the second-most-unequal schools in the country?
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The charity has built 10 schools in Malawi, according to its website.
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A number of part-time faculty were cut at schools in Missouri.
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The company also helps out by donating to schools in mining areas.
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Meanwhile, students left the high schools in both Fair Lawn and Bergenfield.
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So far, 18% of schools in the United States follow the guideline.
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Officials of schools in the majority of instances are insisting upon disbandment.
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Many schools in the state will be closed for a second day.
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Brekke is touring schools in Norway to get the youth vote out.
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In Chicago, Mayor Rahm Emanuel closed 50 public schools in one day.
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This aspirational market is served by hundreds of international schools in China.
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It develops relationships with, and sends emissaries to, schools in poorer areas.
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He wants more financial aid to public schools in low-income neighborhoods.
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But as a student Mr. Sutherland attended six schools in five years.
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Yet, Title I schools receive less funding than schools in wealthier areas.
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The percentage was higher at only two schools in New York City.
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So far, schools in Hangzhou have responded positively to the new laws.
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Schools in Camden, N.J., have been on bottled water for 14 years.
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France also has some of the best engineering schools in the world.
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While most schools in Tokyo have coolers, few in rural areas do.
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Of more than 3,000 secondary schools in England, just 163 are grammars.
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Flash floods swamped at least two schools in the province of Kalinga.
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Soccer is offered in all schools in Zanzibar, just not for girls.
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Many of the children attending schools in the area were horror-struck.
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Pan American topped all Renewal schools in the percentage of students graduating.
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Thirty-seven states have closed public schools in light of the outbreak.
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Public schools in Scarsdale, New York, are shut down until March 18.
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The competition for seats at top schools in China is notoriously cutthroat.
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There are several language schools in our area that provide this service.
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But Jarvis and his younger brother, Jake, attend private schools in Washington.
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It is one of hundreds of distance learning schools in the country.
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Read on below to see the 15 best private schools in America:
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Now, three schools in Sidangkou and the surrounding area have saxophone bands.
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From public schools in Chicago to elite universities in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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As of late 2017, the Taliban controlled 219 schools in Herat Province.
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Schools in New York City have already been ordered closed until then.
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The 17 schools in Noble's network have been criticized for extreme discipline.
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The 52 students attended five schools in different parts of the state.
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Schools in Islamabad, Punjab and Kashmir were closed because of the demonstrations.
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Today it has nearly 277.2,603 students and 260 schools in 230 states.
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Kansas, just one of the schools in N.C.A.A. peril, has denied wrongdoing.
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The funds have also financed the building of schools in underserved areas.
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District schools, in contrast, more easily allow children to move between them.
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Social Sentinel serves thousands of schools in 35 states, the company said.
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"Have the public schools in Michigan gotten better?" correspondent Lesley Stahl asked.
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She has also underwritten schools in Africa and a temple in Nepal.
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Classes at district schools in Victoria have been postponed until next week.
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The average start for those schools in California was 8:07 a.m.
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Local communities must be able to run schools in their own ways.
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Board of Education ruling, which outlawed segregation in public schools in 1954.
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The total number of schools in the pact now stands at 86.
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He went to public schools in Phoenix, and considers himself an American.
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Minnesota improved to 1-1 against Oklahoma schools in neutral-site games.
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Almost nothing went to providing services such as schools in remote areas.
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The fate of the schools in receivership is still being sorted out.
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Educators are seeing record high turnover in their schools in recent years.
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School officials then quickly decided to close all schools in the city.
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Some international schools in the city have installed their own air pollution measuring devices, said parents, and are in touch with other international schools in cities with high air pollution levels to discuss ways to limit childrens' exposure.
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Instead, public schools in the Windy City will be joining countless schools in other cities and states across the country that have done away with Columbus Day in favor of holidays that honor indigenous people for their contributions.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - All schools in Iran will close for three days starting from Saturday over coronavirus concerns, Iran's health minister announced on state TV. "Based on assessments it was felt that there was a need for closing all the schools in the country and for this reason all the schools in the country will be closed for three days starting from tomorrow," Health Minister Saeed Namaki said.
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Schools in New York and New Jersey are expected to reopen on Wednesday.
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Next week is spring break for many schools in the Atlanta metropolitan area.
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Why has the organization dedicated so much attention to schools in recent years?
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We need to support great teachers and great schools in every zip code.
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There were now 94 DPS schools and 144 charter schools in the city.
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The other schools in the cathedral system were eventually folded into the probe.
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Schools in Barnegat were expected to be under heightened security again on Friday.
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"These are six schools in very different areas of the country," says Jackson.
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Hours earlier a series of bombs hit schools in the city of Jalalabad.
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" Since its initial 2002 release, schools in 943 states have used "Wonder Years.
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In total, Lil Jon donated $70,000 to help open both schools in Ghana.
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In 2015, only three public high schools in Oakland offered computer science courses.
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He's also donated computers and other technological equipment to schools in the area.
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High schools in the US have changed dramatically since the late 19th century.
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At least 25 schools in India now train women to be freestyle wrestlers.
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THE PUBLIC high schools in Washington, DC, were once looked on with wonder.
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Earley was appointed as emergency manager for Detroit Public Schools in January 2015.
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I think that sex education in public schools in general is very lacking.
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Smaller primary classes in such areas will improve schools in the long run.
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Rising stars on their way to the most selective high schools in Maryland.
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The mayor said schools in the city would reopen Wednesday, after closing Tuesday.
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Many of these opportunities had been isolated to white schools in white communities.
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Hetzner tells PEOPLE the dogs will be visiting seven local schools in total.
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The system has been implemented in 530 schools in Korea, Malaysia and France.
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There are already 62 of the schools in six U.S. states and Australia.
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The program has been rolled out at schools in more than 30 countries.
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China has seen a spate of stabbing attacks at schools in recent years.
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Companies have a lot to gain from remaking schools in their own image.
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Many schools in Alabama and Georgia have already canceled classes today and tomorrow.
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When Labour left office in 2010 there were 200 such schools in England.
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Authorities also ordered a two-day closure in many schools in northeastern Bulgaria.
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The complaints challenged the disproportionate closures of traditional public schools in these cities.
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There's not a significant difference between schools in urban or suburban communities, however.
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Schools in Putnam County were scheduled to remain open as of Monday night.
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Oppressive degrees of rigor at other schools in the network occasionally provoke resistance.
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Internet access is expensive, and schools in some areas do not have electricity.
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Thank you for building art schools in the towns you build your properties.
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The top schools in a given state typically have much higher graduation rates.
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In total there are 94 elementary, middle and high schools in the program.
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Eton College is one of the most prestigious high schools in the world.
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Teachers working in public schools in 19 states were included in this list.
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Other schools in the area were also closed, but due to inclement weather.
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AAMC represents all 147 accredited medical schools in the U.S. Nathaniel Weixel contributed.
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It is considered one of the better, and safer, schools in the area.
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She applied to the top law schools in the U.S., and on Aug.
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Schools in Lockport, New York have installed security cameras with facial recognition systems.
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And Bentonville Schools in Arkansas said the plan was to give participants detention.
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Columbia is currently ranked as one of the top schools in the nation.
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Today, the University of Delaware ranks within the top schools in the nation.
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Efforts to integrate schools in these cities have met resistance from white progressives.
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The district has 63,000 students spread across 67 schools in the Sacramento area.
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All international trips have been canceled for public schools in New York City.
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Schools in the diocese, the pastoral center and agency offices have been closed.
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The groom's mother is a school counselor at Bonanza Schools in Bonanza, Ore.
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There are about 1.1 million children in the city's public schools in total.
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There are 219 such schools in Indiana and one each in Austin, Tex.
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There are 11 Catholic high schools in the archdiocese, according to its website.
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The writer is director of Summit Learning for Aspen Public Schools in Fresno.
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They came out of private schools or great public schools in affluent suburbs.
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Closed schools in the U.S. are talking about not reopening until the fall.
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Canada has some of the finest hospitals and medical schools in the world.
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Other schools in the Noble Network still require khaki pants, according to Rhodes.
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She supports elementary schools that feed into four middle schools in the district.
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Jewish schools in the Westchester area are scheduled to reopen the same day.
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I was graduating from one of the best law schools in the world.
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Yesterday, Mr. de Blasio announced the closings of two schools in the Bronx.
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Jay Inslee ordered the shuttering of schools in the state for six weeks.
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The authorities closed schools in two hard-hit regions, Oise and Haut-Rhin.
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Today, more than 50 million students attend public schools in the United States.
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Just two years ago, there had been 27 city schools in that category.
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TAG Young Scholars is one of the highest-performing schools in the city.
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Her mother is a substitute teacher at Gwinnett County Public Schools in Georgia.
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But families at Pelham Gardens often choose schools in their home borough anyway.
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Schools in Oklahoma City and Tulsa were closed Thursday because of the walkout.
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Vumatel provides fiber to 20133 schools in the South African province of Gauteng.
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It operated 192 schools in 1995 — 153 elementary schools and 20133 high schools.
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Quietly, without fanfare, he steadily enforced the desegregation of schools in the South.
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The foundation of public schools in this nation is rotten to the core.
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Police reported that schools in the area have been closed for the day.
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Women are no longer the minority at law schools in the United States.
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One thought is that Kaiwen would start new Westminster schools in other places.
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Some schools, in turn, exploited that vulnerability, in some instances by withholding wages.
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Mr. Gasper said that schools in other districts were also on spring break.
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Several of the schools in the district's southern portion have kindergarten waiting lists.
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Public schools in Hartford, Connecticut; Providence, Rhode Island; and Portland, Maine, closed Tuesday.
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Schools in New York City, where I practice, stop requiring the flu shot.
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But some schools in Sweden are trying to strip away such gender norms.
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Two law schools in St. Paul, Hamline and William Mitchell, merged in 2015.
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At other schools in the city, the content of sex education varies widely.
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My school has very little diversity compared to other schools in my county.
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And he alluded to his effort to build new schools in overcrowded neighborhoods.
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Traditional schools in LAUSD can't afford to lose any more students to charters.
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Homeless Shelter at Stone Throw Distances From Elementary Schools in a Conservative Neighborhood.
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Schools in East London, Johannesburg and Durban are also involved in the campaign.
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At KIPP Public Charter Schools in New York, 85033 percent earn those degrees.
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There are several private English-language schools in the area, Mr. Montanaro said.
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So far, Project Connect has mapped more than 800,000 schools in 10 countries.
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Schools in the area have also been notified of the attack, Roberts said.
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These products were then sold to schools in the southern state of Paraná.
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Schools in Beijing for local and foreign children gave the birds their names.
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Maybe, but we are closing eight elementary schools in the next few years.
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Cover image: A student inside of the few remaining schools in Fallujah, Iraq.
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One of the best business schools in the world is London Business School.
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As of Monday, state schools in Townsville and the surrounding areas were closed.
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He taught for seven years at schools in Northfield, Wilmette and Winnetka, Ill.
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Most of them went to elite schools in Dhaka and Malaysia, officials said.
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It's known for being one of the most progressive schools in the region.
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The upstairs classroom is filled with supplies foreign to most schools in Cambodia.
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Rodriguez, the Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that the State of Texas had not violated the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment by funding schools in low-income neighborhoods at lower levels than schools in more affluent areas.
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Since their beginnings in the 1990s, charter schools in cities, which are public and free, have cannibalized the Catholic schools; in New York City, it has not been uncommon for charter school networks to actually move into deaccessioned Catholic school buildings.
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DUBAI, Feb 28 (Reuters) - All schools in Iran will close for three days starting from Saturday over coronavirus concerns, Iran's health minister announced on state TV. "Based on assessments it was felt that there was a need for closing all the schools in the country and for this reason all the schools in the country will be closed for three days starting from tomorrow," Health Minister Saeed Namaki said.
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Headscarves and other "conspicuous" religious symbols were banned in France's public schools in 2004.
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And visit her Pencils of Promise page to help her build schools in Ghana!
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Nevertheless, over the past decade or so schools in England have adopted the method.
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He also founded and runs one of the largest Santa schools in the country.
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A large portion of the taxes the plants generate go toward schools in Manchester.
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Driving schools in France are usually pretty small with only a handful of employees.
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Apple provides ConnectED grants to a total of 114 schools in the United States.
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Abortion-rights student demonstrators also occupied about a dozen public schools in the capital.
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The fact that schools in different places are funded differently is a huge issue.
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Schools in Telangana were shut last week two weeks ahead of their summer holidays.
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Maker attending high schools in Louisiana and Virginia before moving to Canada in 2014.
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On this basis it is in the top 0.5% of schools in the country.
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But the State Bar of California hasn't accredited any online schools in the state.
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Last year, major exposes revealed terrible abuses in schools in Massachusetts, Florida and California.
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Time and again, the sect has targeted educational institutions, and girls' schools in particular.
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Chris Long has donated his entire salary to schools in Charlottesville and other cities.
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For starters, the law would jeopardize federal funding for public schools in the state.
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MBAs that graduated top US business schools in 2019 stepped into record-high salaries.
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The village schools in Nepal are often crowded and lack resources and good teachers.
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Researchers looked at 57 schools in Perth, Australia and divided them into two categories.
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The government declared a holiday for schools in the rain-hit areas on Thursday.
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Last year the researchers conducted an experiment in secondary schools in Shanghai and America.
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All schools in St George and Charlton County are closed Monday, school officials said.
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This would be the case that ended the racial segregation of schools in 1954.
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Catering company Milano Ristorazione, which supplies the schools in question, is on the case.
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The schools in Akron will be getting two doses, per the Akron Beacon Journal.
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"My friends all love their schools in the U.S., but it's just so different."
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In 2017 alone, the charity opened schools in Nepal, Haiti, Mexico and the Philippines.
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I went to 17 schools in six states as Mom followed her dreams. Literally.
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Public schools in Williams were also placed on lockdown during the manhunt, police said.
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Nobody knows this better than the students of the Hamilton County schools in Tennessee.
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Internationally, police and schools in the UK and New Zealand issued warnings last month.
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Two schools in Colorado and Louisiana are now successfully operating on our education model.
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Schools in some regions of Ukraine have been closed for more than a week.
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Schools in Chapel Hill-Carrboro, N.C., will also be closed due to staff absences.
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SPLC's claim points at disparities between predominantly white and black public schools in Mississippi.
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The abuse occurred while Bell was employed at two separate schools in Charles County.
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The strike shut businesses and schools in Mumbai and other cities across the state.
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All schools in the district closed Monday and Tuesday and grief counseling was offered.
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Several schools in the region were placed on lockdown while the manhunt was underway.
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Werner then visited Bridge schools in Kenya and Uganda, talking to parents and teachers.
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The strike will reportedly impact roughly 85033,000 students across 147 schools in the district.
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The number of medical schools in the United States has been kept too low.
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Her mother retired as a speech pathologist at the Groton Public Schools in Connecticut.
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Sixteen of the 212 affected schools in Mexico City had serious damage, he said.
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There are examples of successful schools in both urban and rural Nepal, he added.
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The elite boarding school is one of the most expensive schools in the world.
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A lockdown of all schools in the district was lifted at 85033:25 a.m.
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His mother retired as the superintendent of the Rockport Public Schools in Rockport, Mass.
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Ludwig said schools in the county have welcomed the displaced students, teachers and staff.
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Let's use his energy and enthusiasm to re-energize public schools in our country.
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School-ranking website Niche rated the best public high schools in every US state.
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Teachers have gone on strike and students have occupied dozens of schools in protest.
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Schools in the area closed, as did public health clinics and other local offices.
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He also taught at the University of Texas and Baylor medical schools in Houston.
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The boys are from several schools in the Chiang Rai province of northern Thailand.
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The Globe recently detailed at least 90 claims around 67 schools in New England.
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Other schools in the district have used fire performers for similar events, she said.
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BridgeU's team has grown to 40 and works with schools in over 50 countries.
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They plan to open Mindful Moment Rooms in other schools in the coming years.
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However, since schools in the U.S. are primarily funded by state and local governments.
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Still, small high schools in southeast Wisconsin generally don't draw a lot of eyes.
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It also runs boarding schools and business schools in the United States and Britain.
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An estimated three million of you will graduate from U.S. high schools in June.
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Several of these new schools in Lower Manhattan are already grappling with space issues.
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The bus serves two schools in Lower Manhattan and transports students with special needs.
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His mother works as a clinical social worker at public schools in Branford, Conn.
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Board of Education, which ended racial segregation of public schools in the Southern states.
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Unions funded opposition to a measure allowing an expansion of charter schools in Massachusetts.
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We frequently compete with other schools in sports or clubs like the robotics club.
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Schools in many states are shutting their doors to students for weeks or more.
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A 2013 law introduced eight postsecondary schools in Italy that offer fashion-related diplomas.
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The groom's mother retired as a registered nurse at Perkins Public Schools in Sandusky.
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The average start for middle and high schools in California was 8:07 a.m.
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Today the schools in Pittsburgh are less integrated than they were in the 1980s.
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Or the use of U.N. schools in Gaza to store weapons aimed at Israel.
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Worries over a toy gun caused a lockdown at three schools in Arlington, Tex.
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That's because schools in poor countries frequently are abysmal, suffering from corruption and inefficiency.
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Bey transferred from DeMatha, one of the most famous basketball schools in the country.
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He attended public schools in Brooklyn and Queens, graduating from Forest Hills High School.
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As more cases crop up, more schools in the US will likely shut down.
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Antioch College is one of the most liberal liberal art schools in the country.
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Since all schools in Mexico were canceled this week, my classes have moved online.
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Gunn promoted the program and his character in a Wednesday tweet: Schools in session!
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His father retired as a computer technician for the public schools in Norwalk, Conn.
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Schools in our district in Tennessee are fairly good at normalizing each kid's needs.
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The groom's mother retired as a counselor in Bozeman for schools in Gallatin County.
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Under the mandate, middle schools in California can open no earlier than 8 a.m.
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Focusing on schools in disadvantaged areas, the program aims to reduce inequality in education.
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To whom it should concern, NYC has the most segregated schools in the country.
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