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The Effect Of Decreasing Enrollment Patterns In A Title I School Surrounded By Economic Decline On 5th-Grade Students’ Achievement, Behavior, Parent Involvement, And Teacher Mobility Rates, Carolyn L. Grice
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The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of decreasing enrollment patterns in a Title I school surrounded by economic decline on 5th-grade students' achievement, behavior, parent involvement, and teacher mobility rates compared to 5th-grade students' achievement, behavior, parent involvement, and teacher mobility rates in a nearby Title I elementary school surrounded by economic improvement and increasing enrollment patterns. Overall, results indicated that 5th-grade students at posttest in the increasing enrollment pattern school in a neighborhood of economic improvement had statistically significantly higher (a) Reading Total, (b) Math Total, and (c) Language Total mean achievement NCE scores compared …
Examing The Need For A Code Of Conduct In New Jersey Teacher Union Contracts, Cristina M. Guarneri
Examing The Need For A Code Of Conduct In New Jersey Teacher Union Contracts, Cristina M. Guarneri
Seton Hall University Dissertations and Theses (ETDs)
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Impacts Of Nebraska Legislative Policies On Selected Small Nebraska School Districts, Curtis Cogswell
Impacts Of Nebraska Legislative Policies On Selected Small Nebraska School Districts, Curtis Cogswell
Seton Hall University Dissertations and Theses (ETDs)
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A Study In Police Preparedness To Respond To Active Shooter Situations To Provide A Safer Learning Environment In The Schools Of Bergen County, New Jersey, Jeffrey T. Dino
Seton Hall University Dissertations and Theses (ETDs)
The research in this study was conducted to explore the influence that the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office Directive 05-01 had on the training and future preparations of all sworn police officers in Bergen County, New Jersey in response to active-shooter situations in the schools of their jurisdictions. Because attendance in schools is mandatory for children to the age of 16 in New Jersey it becomes imperative that the police departments of the state, and more specifically for the purpose of this study the police officers in Bergen County, are able to provide a safe learning environment while children are in …