school district

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This article presents a case study of an elementary school situated within a prestigious school district that has undergone rapid demographic change in recent years.
In addition, she works as a consultant with a local schooldistrict.
For sociometric surveys across third, fourth, and fifth grades, attrition was due to children relocating to a new schooldistrict or retention.
In addition, annual assessments of children's school functioning were obtained from schooldistrict records.
The second and fifth graders were recruited by letters delivered to several schools in a public elementary schooldistrict and to one parochial elementary school.
Depending on the schooldistrict, adolescents may attend school in neighborhoods that are characteristically different from their residential neighborhoods.
Since these identical houses are in the same schooldistrict, educational expenditures are constant.
If students dropped out of school, moved to a different schooldistrict, or were institutionalized, they were followed and interviewed in an appropriate private setting.
Annual evaluations of each child are used by the schooldistrict to determine broad indicators of risk for deficient school functioning.
Each village has a schooldistrict including a nursery for children between 3 and 5 years of age and a primary school with children aged from 6 to 11 years.
If access to resources is the focus, then the area defining a police precinct, schooldistrict, or health department catchment area may be a more suitable unit of analysis.
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