Sentence examples for Extracurricular support from inspiring English sources
The Nora Prize has also created "a model for extracurricular support," says Filreis.
Nguyen is project director for Zodiac Aerospace's Give & Grow program, which focuses on improving school facilities, providing extracurricular support and raising money to fund schools and programs.
She spoke with an enchanting British accent, about her plans to open local development centers throughout the country, where she would extend education and extracurricular support to the millions of her citizens who needed her help.
These programs allow parents to work full-time while their children are in a safe environment, and provide academic and extracurricular support that students might not receive at home, L.A. City Councilman David Ryu said in a news conference Friday, after the City Council approved a resolution supporting the increase.
Factors such as family background, personal characteristics, school mentoring, and extracurricular support may play a role.
Sports are part of the special character of American universities in which academic work and meaningful extracurricular activities support each other in powerful ways.
In education, they organize summer schools, offer extracurricular courses, support alumnae and encourage student driven research.
Republican Centre for Extracurricular Activities Supported by the Ministry of Education, this governmental organization advocates for girls education by providing extracurricular learning and recreation to girls who have dropped out of school and targets high-risk zones for education initiatives on the dangers of landmines.
In addition, schools may have to pare down course offerings and eliminate extracurricular programs or support them with student fees.
The restriction could be so disruptive and expensive that the program to support extracurricular speech would be ineffective.
High-quality schools have rich and engaging curricula and extracurricular activities that support students' interests and identity development.
