Sentence examples for academic crisis from inspiring English sources

An article on April 19 about a financial and academic crisis at Morris Brown College in Atlanta misstated events that preceded the resignation of Dolores Cross as president.

Correction: May 14 , 2003 Wednesday An article on April 19 about a financial and academic crisis at Morris Brown College in Atlanta misstated events that preceded the resignation of Dolores Cross as president.

The focus on school improvement in New Orleans has succeeded in lifting the average student from a state of academic crisis to one of academic mediocrity; that's not an insignificant achievement for a city where 42 percent of children live in poverty, nearly double the national rate.

But after the storm these efforts had a new urgency.In this section Glum and glummer Looking to Uncle Sam The long turnaround First, dig your moat Through culverts to the sea Connubial bliss in America ReprintsThe state legislature declared the Orleans Parish district to be in "academic crisis" and, on that basis, authorised the RSD to assume control over more than 100 schools.

Thus, to confront such an academic crisis, the focus must be on the future, not the past.

"We need to build consensus around addressing the district's fiscal and academic crisis and want our teachers to be partners in moving the district forward to boost student success in the classroom," CPS spokeswoman Becky Carroll told the Tribune.

But several academics, crisis communications consultants and cause marketing experts said it needed to take more drastic action.

Specifically, their disadvantages are tangible in three aspects: construction of self-identity, academic adaptation crisis, and development opportunities.

Through summarizing differences in data, we sum up three major aspects of birth groups in terms of adaptability differences: construction of self-identity, academic adaptation crisis, and development opportunities.

The children of our city should not continue to live their academic life from crisis to crisis".

This does not necessarily mean, however, that the chancellor deserves credit for the recent changes in the British economy's prospects.In the community of academic macroeconomists, the crisis has made it very fashionable to work with Keynesian models, especially models in which a lack of demand deepens crises and possibly even prevents a recovery.