Sentence examples for calls for schools from inspiring English sources
The plan also calls for schools, health care, youth programs, job opportunities and job training.
In recent public statements, the hierarchy has renewed calls for schools like Lumen Christi to open their doors to children of all abilities.
It also calls for schools to provide more opportunities for able students to undertake academic enrichment activities where these are not available at home, through "gifted and talented" programmes.
The cross-party Commons home affairs select committee calls for schools to lose funding if their headteachers do not read guidance issued earlier this year following a Guardian campaign.
Among poorer white children, meanwhile, just a quarter of boys (24%) and a third of girls (32%) achieve the benchmark of five good GCSEs, leading to calls for schools to target those pupils at risk of falling behind.
The city's mandate calls for schools to teach a semester of sex education in 6th or 7th grade, and again in 9th or 10th grade, suggesting they use HealthSmart and Reducing the Risk, out-of-the-box sets of lessons that have been recommended since 2007.
But the crisis also calls for schooling to re-engage young people in learning for life.
Malala's real offence was not her calls for schooling, he writes, but "running a smear campaign to malign" the Taliban.
The fatal stabbing of the Aberdeen schoolboy, whose killer was cleared of murder but found guilty of culpable homicide on Monday, has inevitably led to calls for school security to be tightened and accusations that warning signs were missed.
The bill does not force transgender students to use facilities based on the sex they were assigned at birth but calls for school to make "reasonable accommodations", such as setting aside unisex or staff bathrooms and locker rooms.
Mr Cookson said the calls for "school autonomy disguised the true aim of academy chains taking over vast numbers of schools, replacing the democratically accountable local authority system".
