Sentence examples for Distinguished schools from inspiring English sources

When Morris was faced with a similar crisis of confidence in the handling of exams, over A-levels in 2002, she appointed a distinguished schools inspector, Mike Tomlinson, to investigate.

After almost a century and a half of educating clergymen, the Hartford Seminary - one of the most distinguished schools of its kind in the country - has changed its role and objectives.

He taught ethics for several years at a university in the Basque city of San Sebastián, near the French border, and in 1995 he and his wife moved to Madrid, where he is now on the faculty of the Universidad Complutense, one of the oldest and most distinguished schools in Spain.

It offers undergraduate, masters, and Ph.D. degrees through its three distinguished schools.

At the other two distinguished schools, invested educators and parents alike also appear to be a common theme.

During his tenure on the school board, two dozen of the GUSD's 30 campuses have achieved California distinguished schools status.

Another change would distinguish schools where only one or two student groups fail to meet annualtesting goals from those where three or more groups fall short.

How can policy makers distinguish schools that fail because of low expectations, poor teaching and disorderly classrooms from those that seem to fail because of social and economic pressure?

I found several forces leading to a marked increased in the use of the regional language in schools: the introduction of mass-produced materials in the language, the need to distinguish schools within choice systems, and the expansion of language instruction to, and related pedagogical opportunities in, the pre-primary level.

The Bush administration, acknowledging that the federal No Child Left Behind law is diagnosing too many public schools as failing, said Tuesday that it would relax the law's provisions for some states, allowing them to distinguish schools with a few problems from those that need major surgery.

The exotic essay questions enchant, amuse (a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down), distinguish schools and students from one another, and perhaps keep some students from making frivolous applications to colleges that they have no interest in attending, now that the Common Application has made applying easier than live streaming a season of Breaking Bad.