Sentence examples for boost school from inspiring English sources

We sought to boost school achievement by creating an intervention that would develop practical intelligence for school in middle-school students.

Kristin Forbes, co-founder of Deworm the World, is helping to boost school populations in developing countries.

Universities are increasingly courting such students because they add diversity and boost school coffers by paying full tuition.

Labor supports measures to boost school performance including better entry standards for teaching courses, greater principals' autonomy, continuing education for teachers and evidence-based policies.

For many districts, the news that Albany had agreed to boost school aid statewide by $420 million, including $73 million for Long Island schools, came too late to make a difference.

The £520m a year it is expected to raise will be used to boost school sport, fund breakfast clubs at 1,600 schools in England and allow many secondary schools to extend their day.

The inquiry is also likely to underline the tensions between university providers of initial teacher training (ITT) and Gove, who has introduced moves to boost school-centred training and made clear his scepticism over university education departments.

Other measures include changes to free school meals to boost schools funding, the end of the triple lock on pensions, and further measures to curb immigration.

They have complained some teenagers are steered towards courses to boost schools' league-table positions, saying while many courses are high quality, some pupils are encouraged to do courses which are not in their best interests.

But post-9/11 growth in homeland security and a high demand for cyber training boost schools as diverse as George Mason (No. 5), Northern Virginia Community College (No. 16), and Strayer University (No. 8), a predominantly online school headquartered in Herndon, Virginia.

For orientation planners, it adds up to a cheap tool for boosting school spirit.