Sentence examples for believed school from inspiring English sources

She said that while she believed school districts remained underfinanced, much of the institution of the new graduation plans would depend on how effectively districts engaged with other educational institutions in their communities to provide opportunities — and how well they informed parents and students about which ones were available.

Leaked emails suggested officials believed school kitchen improvements would cost £50m more than the £150m allocated, with a knock-on effect on wider school budgets.

Of the 10 (5%) respondents who believed school closure was inappropriate, 4 (40%) thought it could result in lost income, 3 (30%) did not think influenza was in the area, 2 (20%) did not think closure was an effective measure, and 1 (10%) found it too difficult to make childcare arrangements.

Clegg believed schools should pursue "the education of the spirit … the child's loves and hates … hopes and fears".

Rod Paige, the secretary of education, said that under President Bush's new regime, emphasizing frequent testing and penalties for poor performing schools, he believed schools would do better.

Fitzgerald added that he believed schools have been closing due to abortions causing less children to be born.

"I believe school choice violates the separation of church and state.

As someone who believes school improvement should be research driven, I'm in favour of a universal admissions system".

Also, I believe, school leaders lack the will and/or the philosophical commitment required to address these issues.

She is optimistic about the future, however, and believes school meals have a bright, multi-coloured future ahead of them.

One strong-willed faction -- mostly Republicans -- believes school choice is the crucial ingredient of reform and should be imposed across the land.