…required to graduate high school, find a job and contribute to our economy if their schools are starving for resources?” According to the complaint, state officials have adopted an irrational…
More…to improve on a status quo that is painfully inadequate for our students, and we look forward to its results in conjunction with our continued efforts in Harrisburg.” Besides William…
More…movement have been saying for years: that many charter schools do a worse job of educating students than traditional public schools; that they should not be allowed to continue; and…
More…Guardian requested this due process hearing. 24. The District employs Bilingual Counseling Assistants (BCA) who, among other job duties, provide interpretation services. NT 14014-1405. 25. The Parties communicated, mostly via…
More…“adequacy level.” 161. Denied as stated. By way of further response, Speaker Turzai denies that the laws of Pennsylvania establish any particular set of skills that “the Commonwealth has deemed…
More…the English skills that are most pivotal for their later success in life. We need more thoughtfully implemented newcomer programs to meet the needs of newly arriving immigrant students. These…
More…1999—prescribes “[w]hat a student should know and be able to do.” 22 PA. CODE §§ 4.2, 4.3. The Code sets out achievement benchmarks for each grade level, specifying the skills…
More…goal. As multilingual students strengthen their English skills, they become more successful academically. Teaching critical language acquisition skills to students rapidly and efficiently in a high priority and teachers must…
More…the 21st-century. The school library is much more than a room of resources. Each school library needs a certified school librarian who is an expert at teaching research skills, integrating…
More…a consistent, nurturing adult—attachment that is key to helping youth develop positive social-emotional skills, including: relationship- building skills, appropriate risk-taking, and instilling a sense of security and self- worth. CASEY…
More…website for specific information about how it plans to educate and provide supports for students. Check your school’s policies to see if your children may have protections that go beyond…
More…its own evaluation. Ms. Galarza, who has limited English skills, signed a bilingual consent form. What she did not realize at the time was that unlike the previous evaluation, which…
More…environment, especially at critical developmental stages. It’s little surprise that we continue to struggle to close the racial achievement gap when we look at how frequently young students of color…
More…her district could not hire the nurse she needed. She is now far behind her peers because her communication and social skills regressed while she languished at home, receiving only…
More…get him to Kearny, in Northern Liberties, in time for the morning bell. “Look at this,” Klimas says, opening the log she has kept of Danny’s tardy pickups. Except for…
More…School days during the pandemic may look very different. Students and families face unprecedented challenges. But they continue to have important education rights and protections under state and federal laws…
MoreJan. 18, 2015 – By Angie Mason, York Daily Record – With the appointment of a York City School District receiver put on hold, many are now looking at how…
More…looking at Westinghouse, looking at Carrick, looking at [University Prep] in 10 years and saying they’re still no better off.” Chad Aldeman, an associate partner at the education consulting and…
More…in ensuring school stability and academic success for students in foster care, and we look forward to supporting schools and child welfare agencies to ensure smooth implementation,” said Kathleen McNaught…
More…what the other exclusionary discipline numbers (i.e. suspensions and expulsions) look like in these districts. Of course, if the decline in AEDY enrollment is attributable to using new, positive, prevention…
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