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The Senate's version, a substitute for HB 2049, also addresses synthetic marijuana, known as K-3.
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The Senate's version, a substitute for HB 2049, also addresses synthetic marijuana, known as K-3.
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Another critical goal proposed by your committee is "Creating environments that encourage and promote meaningful parent involvement in each school, particularly at the K-3 level."
Leonie Haimson: Letter to the Lawrence, Kan. School Board Leonie Haimson 2011
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The gains were especially impressive for low-income students: For all students combined, four years in a small class in K-3 were associated with a significant increase in the likelihood of graduating from high school; the odds of graduating after having attended small classes for four years were increased by about 80.0 percent.
Leonie Haimson: More Clap Trap on Class Size From the Gates-funded CAP Leonie Haimson 2011
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Another critical goal proposed by your committee is "Creating environments that encourage and promote meaningful parent involvement in each school, particularly at the K-3 level."
Leonie Haimson: Letter to the Lawrence, Kan. School Board Leonie Haimson 2011
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Get to know the ins and outs of our K-3 resource in this hour-long webinar.
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The gains were especially impressive for low-income students: For all students combined, four years in a small class in K-3 were associated with a significant increase in the likelihood of graduating from high school; the odds of graduating after having attended small classes for four years were increased by about 80.0 percent.
Leonie Haimson: More Clap Trap on Class Size From the Gates-funded CAP Leonie Haimson 2011
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By this past fall, core subject classes were allowed to have no more than 18 in K-3, 22 students in grades 4-8 and 25 students in grades 9-12.
Teaching without classroom teachers Valerie Strauss 2011
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If all goes well, you do the same thing with the next generation of K-3 parents, because by then, whatever we're changed will now be the new "old school."
Creativity 2010
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K-3 would see an increase from 17 students to 31 by the year 2012.
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