Sentence examples for central education from inspiring English sources

"In Europe," she writes, "the subject matter of science and history lessons taught to children in all publicly supported schools has always been determined by highly educated employees of central education ministries.

Teacher recruitment has also emerged as a central education issue in the Senate campaigns of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and Hillary Rodham Clinton.

The administration's central education program, known as Race to the Top, invited states to compete for federal money by proposing systemwide changes for schools.

The work involved led to the establishment of a small central education department, which was the beginning of the ministry of education.

Mr. Manzione was ordained in 1979 and had spent 11 years as superintendent of the 55 Catholic elementary schools in Westchester and Putnam Counties before being promoted last year to the archdiocese's central education office.

But it leaves largely untouched a key point of contention: the mayor's power to appoint a majority of the central education board, known as the Panel for Educational Policy, and remove them at his pleasure.

Elissa Gootman (NYT) CENTRAL ISLIP: EDUCATION SUIT SETTLED -- A settlement between nearly 1,000 special-education students and the Central Islip School District was signed yesterday by Judge Leonard D. Wexler of Federal District Court.

Art, music, gardening, and foreign languages are considered central to education.

What they also take -- besides determination and resourcefulness -- is the conviction that the arts are central to education itself.

"Broadband is no longer a luxury – it's as central to education, jobs, businesses and our civic life as water and electricity," said Maya Wiley, who serves as counsel to the mayor.

Mr. Liebman said that 7,500 to 9,000 school employees, including principals, certain teachers and central Education Department staff, had access last year to ARIS, which at that point included basic demographic information, as well as data used to compile the city's A through F report cards, like credit accumulation, attendance and scores on Regents exams and other state tests.