On the other hand, looking at the larger picture, is it true that pupil assignment has effectively cut off, blocked, or reduced school desegregation to a `` trickle ''??

While conventional tax credit systems are structured to treat all private school participants equally, neovoucher systems effectively delegate to individual private taxpayers ( those owing money to the state ) the power to decide which private schools will benefit.

Teaching of evolution was effectively barred from United States public school curricula by the outcome of the 1925 Scopes Trial, but in the 1960s the National Defense Education Act led to Biological Sciences Curriculum Study reintroducing teaching of evolution.

Similarly, Hayek and others from the Austrian school of economics argue that if governments intervene through monetary policy to lower interest rates this will exacerbate unemployment by preventing the market from responding effectively.

UPEACE / US projects include DCPEACE, an initiative to empower teachers, youth, and families with the skills and knowledge necessary to effectively serve as peacebuilders in their communities and PeaceRooms, a program that connect classrooms of middle school students from Costa Rica and Washington D. C. through the use of innovative virtual networking technology for the purpose of developing core concepts of global citizenship and peace education. UPEACE / US website

The New York Times wrote that " special interests effectively turn ALEC ’ s lawmaker members into stealth lobbyists, providing them with talking points, signaling how they should vote, and collaborating on bills affecting hundreds of issues like school vouchers and tobacco taxes.

Sylvan I. Alleyne, Velma LaPoint, Jennifer Lee and Harold W. Mitchell of The Journal of Negro Education stated that little empirical research exists regarding how effective school uniforms are in how effectively uniforms enhance academic performance and social environments, and also that little research exists regarding teachers ' beliefs regarding the nature of issues related to dress codes, and especially so regarding racial and ethnic minorities.

Though Meredith was legally entitled to register, the Governor of Mississippi, Ross Barnett, tried to block him by having the Legislature pass a law that “ prohibited any person who was convicted of a state crime from admission to a state school .” The law was directed at Meredith, who had been convicted of “ false voter registration .” Since passage of its 1890 constitution, the state had voter registration rules that effectively disfranchised black voters.

The Matriarchal Studies school led by Heide Göttner-Abendroth calls for a more inclusive redefinition of the term: Göttner-Abendroth defines Modern Matriarchal Studies as the " investigation and presentation of non-patriarchal societies ", effectively defining matriarchy as " non-patriarchy ".

The town shares a ZIP code, has strong social ties, and shares the school district with the City of Crystal Lake and is effectively part of the same town.

Having been founded in 1838, Acadia Divinity College was re-established in 1968 after the Board of Governors of Acadia University voted to reduce the role of the Convention of Atlantic Baptist Churches in the governance of the university, thus effectively making Acadia a secular school.

This effectively converted the school from a private to a public institution.

* In some British and Commonwealth schools ( especially but not exclusively Independent schools ), prefects, usually students in fifth to seventh years ( depending on how many years the school in question has ), have considerable power ; in some cases they effectively run the school outside the classroom.

Supply-side economics is a school of macroeconomic thought that argues that economic growth can be most effectively created by lowering barriers for people to produce ( supply ) goods and services, such as lowering income tax and capital gains tax rates, and by allowing greater flexibility by reducing regulation.

Proposition 13 " effectively destroyed the funding base of local governments and school districts, which thereafter depended largely on Sacramento for their revenue ".

This effectively marked the end of the school ’ s expressionistic leanings and moved it closer towards its original aims as a school of design and industrial integration.

At 13 she was removed – effectively expelled – from Wispers after owning up to a naked midnight swim in the school pool, and she transferred to East Haddon Hall in Northamptonshire.

Early childhood educational research had shown that when children were prepared to succeed in school, they earned higher grades and learned more effectively.

* Some schools and youth agencies will give out one time use cards that have a 1-4 rides on them for special events like field trips and extraordinary trips like to an after school program or social programs or parole officer meetings, these cards can not be refilled and will not get recharged after their rides are up and are effectively disposable.

The building was one of the first Public-Private Partnership projects in the Stirling Council area, and so effectively a prototype, meaning it was built with such drawbacks as inadequate catering facilities, and was the only Stirling school built without a swimming pool.

For example, if a high school senior chooses to officially participate, he / she effectively chooses to forfeit one of his / her years of eligibility in college ( see Gabriel D. Carroll ).

In June 2000, a five-year legal struggle between the school and its locally hired teachers was resolved by the Philippine Supreme Court when it ruled that ISM could no longer use ' point-of-hire ' as a basis of determining salary levels, effectively stating that ISM needed to pay the same salary to locally hired teachers as was paid to expatriate teachers hired abroad.

Germans in Bohemia were outraged, since this effectively excluded the majority of them from government jobs ; Czechs learned German in school, but Germans had usually little to no knowledge of the Czech language.

In this period living tradition ceased, and the Masoretes in preparing their codices usually followed the one school or the other, examining, however, standard codices of other schools and noting their differences.

The school changed its name to Irving Institute in 1886 and finally ceased operation by 1893.

Edward W. Bower Elementary School was the seventh elementary school that ceased operating after the 2010-2011 School Year due to the very old age of the building and its low student population ( although Harding Avenue's student population was even lower at the time, the school building is much younger ).

The institution ceased to be named a High School when the first brick graded school opened in 1923 with grades 1-11, now the site of the former Brown Cafeteria Building.

After two years of rapid growth, the village reached the point that it could easily serve the needs of the school, and growth ceased.

After it ceased being used as a school, it became a private residence for many years ; the Waverly Historic Society is currently planning for its renovation and use as their headquarters.

Former train station, now school district officesIn 1952, the Ligonier Valley Railroad ceased operation, due to a combination of overlogging, decline of the coal industry, and the loss of passenger traffic to motor vehicles.

The Edinburgh Academy is now a co-educational day school, boarding having ceased and the transition to co-education having been completed in 2008.

There is also Martha Washington Seminary, a finishing school for young women in Washington, DC, was founded in 1905 and ceased operations in 1949.

In 1919 the separate school ceased to be an independent unit and was merged with the College of Medicine.

At the same time, caps and gowns ceased to be the school uniform, and Latin was removed from the curriculum.

There is a life of Herbart in Hartenstein's introduction to his Kleinere philosophische Schriften und Abhandlungen ( 1842 – 1843 ) and by FHT Allihn in Zeitschrift für exacte Philosophie ( Leipzig, 1861 ), the organ of Herbart and his school, which ceased to appear in 1873.

In later dynasties, Legalism was discredited and ceased to be an independent school of thought.

He spent his school summer holidays at the home of his Uncle Tom and Aunt Lizzie in Clayton, his own family having moved to Huddersfield when Henry ceased to be an executioner, and he became very close to his uncle.

Neither the borough or the school flourished, however, and both had ceased to exist by the end of the century.

Due to these efforts and the fact that housing patterns had changed, by the early 1990s, most school districts had been released from court supervision and ceased using mandatory busing to try to desegregate schools.

Raskova "" Higher Air Force School in Tambov, but that school ceased to function in 1997.

At the age of 12, Theresa returned to Toledo and ceased touring in order to have a normal school life.

identifies some of the research problems for secondary co-op as follows: federal data collection on high school co-op enrollments and completions ceased in the 1980s ; some studies use data in which co-op was not isolated from other work experience programs.

The son of Roy and Azalia Washington, Washington graduated from Prairie View A & M University in 1966 and was originally interested in becoming a doctor, but as admissions to medical school had already ceased, Washington decided to instead apply at Texas Southern University's law school.

In the past it was ( like the present Grammar School ) also a boarding school, however in recent years all female boarding has gradually ceased.

It was predicted Morison would close down at the end of the 2006-2007 school year ( for same above mentioned reasons ) and would join Mackenzie High School as well, but was delayed in a decision to close until October 2009. In 2011, with the creation of Mackenzie Community School, Keys ceased to exist.

High school level classes ceased to be offered in 1945, and the school become strictly a college.