Sentence examples for ailing schools from inspiring English sources

Community leaders say buyers are paying high prices for houses in neighborhoods coping with drugs, gang violence and ailing schools.

To his credit, the current education secretary, Michael Gove, trawled the world while he was in opposition, looking for proven strategies to boost standards in England's ailing schools.

CINCINNATI — In search of a cure for ailing schools, educators and politicians from around the world have descended on this city's poorest neighborhoods, hearing of a renaissance.

Instead of trying to write bipartisan legislation, Republicans and Democrats have seized the debate to showcase their opposing remedies for ailing schools.

Ailing schools would receive special attention and, in some cases, more money.

In an interview, Mr. Duncan said the program was reinvigorating many ailing schools.

Once you discount crime, poverty, ailing school systems and public corruption, parking is the real scourge of urban life.

Financially ailing school systems across the country are increasingly turning to busing fees to raise money, a move that has angered parents and raised concerns that alternatives like walking may be more dangerous.

In an even greater ironic twist, I am now in Teach For America, a program that trains recent college graduates as teachers in ailing school districts to assist in education reform.

Poor students and students with severe disabilities will be left in ailing public schools because voucher-accepting private schools will not want to take them in.

Michael Gove in 2014 had to raid the school "special needs" budget of £400m for his ailing free schools.