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- adjective Alternative spelling of
nonselective .
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Examples
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They're right: our girls graduate, go to and through college in rates that far exceed other non-selective schools.
Deniece Fields: More Single-Gender High Schools? Deniece Fields 2011
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They're right: our girls graduate, go to and through college in rates that far exceed other non-selective schools.
Deniece Fields: More Single-Gender High Schools? Deniece Fields 2011
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Many of these can be linked to the growing differences in resources, quality and status between the various categories of institution: private and public, research and non-research, selective and non-selective.
Do we want a tiered higher education system? Roger Brown 2010
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They're right: our girls graduate, go to and through college in rates that far exceed other non-selective schools.
Deniece Fields: More Single-Gender High Schools? Deniece Fields 2011
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It has more than 50 schools, mostly in the Middle East, but wants to expand its modest operations in the UK, where it has 12 non-selective private schools.
Former Ofsted head takes on private education provider Peter Wilby 2010
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Across our network of three schools, students are African-American males and admitted via a non-selective lottery; on average, about 85 percent qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, 15 percent have special needs, and over 85 percent enter high school reading below grade level.
Tim King: Educating Beyond Poverty Tim King 2011
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Rather than paralleling our students' performance to children from all across Chicago, let's examine how Urban Prep students stack up against their peers: other African-American males in non-selective public high schools.
Tim King: Educating Beyond Poverty Tim King 2011
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Rather than paralleling our students' performance to children from all across Chicago, let's examine how Urban Prep students stack up against their peers: other African-American males in non-selective public high schools.
Tim King: Educating Beyond Poverty Tim King 2011
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Across our network of three schools, students are African-American males and admitted via a non-selective lottery; on average, about 85 percent qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, 15 percent have special needs, and over 85 percent enter high school reading below grade level.
Tim King: Educating Beyond Poverty Tim King 2011
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We're all talking about non-selective, all-ability schools.
How do we make our schools fit to face the 21st century? 2011
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