Sentence examples for build classrooms from inspiring English sources

"The people who give money do not want to give for meat and potatoes, to keep buildings clean or to build classrooms," said Shirley Strum Kenny, president of SUNY Stony Brook and a former president of Queens College.

Mr. Heath and his band, the Heath Brothers, have volunteered to headline the festival, which they hope will raise $150,000 to build classrooms, a darkroom and lecture hall on the building's second floor.

This when we are expected to absorb £5m in council tax cuts and build classrooms for 240 more children".

For example, middle-class upstate districts have complained that they cannot use their prekindergarten money because it would require raising local property taxes to build classrooms.

Having built no school structures this year, Majola relies heavily on the DRF to build classrooms, toilets and libraries in schools that receive its support.

NGOs here have, for example, been known to use local contractors to build classrooms with local materials - bricks, sand, and aggregate – given by the community.

Educators can learn new ways to build classroom community and will then see the positive impact connections and relationships with their students and families have on academic achievement.

They also become student advocates who build classroom learning communities based on mutual respect and fight for and defend their students against unfair practices and inadequate funding.

But this is where SEL can start to shift the tide as fostering social and emotional skills helps to build classroom and school environments that bring out our innate altruism.

Mrs Kaembe told the BBC: "She has built classrooms at existing schools... really it's a difference in terminology".

The project, documented on a dedicated Guardian website, distributed malaria bednets, trained local village health teams in basic medical care, repaired and built classrooms and installed boreholes.