Sentence examples for Academic strides from inspiring English sources

Wouldn't one assume that huge academic strides by women students would parallel equally huge social change?

Most students enter Imagine's schools below grade level and make larger academic strides compared with peers in traditional schools.

In Florida, for instance, the threat that children would receive vouchers to attend private schools spurred the 76 worst-performing schools to make big academic strides.

And even some of Mr. DeStefano's detractors say the district, which covers the Red Hook, Park Slope, Cobble Hill and Carroll Gardens neighborhoods, has made impressive academic strides since he became superintendent in July 1997.

A new study of Florida's efforts to turn around failing schools has found that the threat that children would receive vouchers to attend private schools spurred the worst performing schools to make significant academic strides.

Mitchell added that the school has made academic strides because more students are coming in better prepared from elementary school and because the school has emphasized long-term goals such as college and career.

Especially in the uncertain years of early adulthood, Michelle comes across as someone who looked around a little warily--or maybe nervously--even as she made academic and professional strides.

While maintaining this school-family balance would be inconceivable for most, Lanzkron takes her personal and academic responsibilities in stride.

Scientists government and academic, together with their industrial partners and international collaborators have made great strides over the past 10 years in understanding many of the pathogenic mechanisms of emerging and reemerging infectious diseases.

He has made tremendous strides in academic performance and behavior, according to faculty members at the school.

The National Blue Ribbon program recognizes elementary, middle and high schools for high academic performance or for making strides in closing the achievement gap.