The same organizing principles and theoretical basis for private African centered schools was used to support the creation of
ACPS. The main goal of all of these efforts is nationbuilding, which is:
(3) In order to simplify the model, the
ACPs are divided into two forms, solid form and liquid form.
In our study 40 (16.5 %) were Type I
ACPs, 43 (17.8 %) were Type II
ACPS, and 159 (65.7 %) were classified as Type III
ACPs (Table IV).
When comparing pre and post 1999, it was evident that after 1999 reports of
ACPs were more likely to contain descriptions of mentoring or induction year support.
Seventy-three percent of health care providers returned requested
ACPs. The average number of rescue treatments per child per school quarter was 1.73.
ACPS lines are similar to CPS lines except that the two metallic strips are of different width.
ACPs are a response to existing and projected teacher shortages in rural and urban schools and in fields such as special education, English as a second language, math, and science (Sandlin, 1993).
The
ACPS responded with regulations prohibiting its members from practicing complimentary therapies unless they apply for approval from the College and provide written proof that the treatments are safe and effective.
In contrast, nondirect expenses, which include provision for loan losses and the
ACPS, rose from about 20 percent in 1980 to 47 percent in 1990.
Alupco, the Dammam-based Aluminium Products Company, is expanding its production capacity and diversifying into manufacturing aluminium composite panels (
ACPs) after making gains in international andlocal markets.