Sentence examples for broad-based school from inspiring English sources

"Despite persistent underperformance on measures of academic achievement, English Language Learner students have long been overlooked in wave upon wave of New York City's broad-based school reform efforts," Advocates for Children, a legal aid organization, said in a statement.

Despite the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Zelman v. Simmons-Harris, which made clear that the federal Constitution permits aid through school choice programs, Virginia's Blaine Amendment restricts the ability to enact broad-based school choice programs.

If we funded all schools with the same broad-based, equitable funding policies as we do DoD schools, there would be no crisis of lost opportunity.

The voices that have come out in criticism of May's proposals are far more broad-based: Michael Wilshaw, the chief inspector of schools who ran one of the country's first academies; Nicky Morgan, education secretary until just two months ago.

Instead of focusing on high standards, the delivery of a broad-based curriculum and proper governance arrangements in schools he has sought to distract attention from this by launching a self-indulgent turf war with Theresa May.

But it soon exploded out of the control of the administrators, President Ernesto Zedillo and even the broad-based student organization that initiated it, crippling the school.

(Like other specialized city schools, it will feature a broad-based liberal-arts education along with its particular subject of study).

Many nations also refer to the role of STEM education as one that fosters "broad-based scientific literacy," with a key objective in their school programs being "science for all" in efforts to lift science education in the elementary, middle, and secondary school curricula (Marginson et al., 2013, p. 70).

Davis approached the school district, which hired him to start a broad-based program.

Elementary school children face cognitive limitations; they lack the broad-based knowledge adults possess and sometimes have trouble applying their cognitive skills to a larger problem-solving process.

Some of Mr. Ashcroft's opponents have suggested that his opposition to Mr. White was part of a broad-based insensitivity to race that included other issues, like his opposition to school desegregation in Missouri.