Sentence examples for bold education from inspiring English sources

It's just that — as with Mr. de Blasio and his bold education plan — they seem to have already spent much of the revenue somewhere else.

A shortage of science and maths teachers has long been a problem.Mr Gove is on his way to being remembered as a bold education secretary.

Mr Clarke's is the third report on this subject and the one that, almost certainly, signals a partial retreat for the government's bold education reforms.Since 2010 the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition has freed some 2,500 schools from local-authority control, including some of the ones that went awry in Birmingham.

But persuading her colleagues in this political swing state to support what the Romney campaign describes as the candidate's "bold education reforms that will put children first" could prove to be her toughest assignment.

"One of the things that's very attractive for us is here's a Democratic mayor with a very bold education reform agenda," Huffman added.

As America shows, mayors are often the boldest education reformers: Mr Bloomberg is not the only mayor who has transformed local schools.

One of Mr. Bush's boldest education ideas, for examples, aims to improve the kinds of troubled urban schools in which minority students are disproportionately represented.

Only free access to a bold musical education can overcome this, with opportunities available to children from the most diverse backgrounds from the very beginning.

Accountability, a watchword among American educators for several years, is now the active ingredient in the New Haven school district's bold new education plan.

Love Life's spokeswoman, Judi Nwokedi, described her organization's campaign as the boldest sex education campaign ever conducted in South Africa at a news conference sponsored by the American Medical Association today, the eve of the 13th International Conference on AIDS, which will be held here.

Around the world, countries face a teacher shortage that could jeopardize their bold commitment to education improvement, imperilling the UNs Millennium Development Goal 2 to have primary education available to all children by 2015.