Sentence examples for changes in the schools from inspiring English sources

Experts say that the sudden influx of officers presents opportunities for lasting changes in the schools.

Mr. Vallas is the one who is making the biggest changes in the schools -- and front-page headlines -- as he undertakes his own program to improve the system.

Representative George Miller, the California Democrat who leads the House education committee, praised the city for making changes in the schools quickly and being willing to "break a little china to get ahead".

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has made both public health and public education centerpieces of his tenure, and the changes in the schools' food are an outgrowth of his efforts to curb trans fats, salt and other unwanted additives.

In a caustic speech aimed at Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein, who was sitting on the dais and who gave a brief speech before Ms. Levy spoke, she complained that principals had not been consulted about many of the changes in the schools and she accused the chancellor of making an empty promise to give more authority to principals.

Over the last 20 years, the vocational teachers interviewed have experienced changes in the schools networking and support systems.

He made major changes in the school across broad areas of biomedical science, developing and changing the departments of genetics, medical chemistry, clinical science, human biology, immunology, and pharmacology, and guided the microbiology, immunology, and virology faculties toward world prominence.

The mandated changes in the school lunch program — more fruits and vegetables — are no exception.

She said parents were left in the dark on crucial matters, like changes in the school day schedule.

But it said the decreases in obesity "might" indicate that changes in the school or home environment were important.

The battle over just who was to blame for the publication of two virtually identical handbooks to help parents navigate the changes in the school system continued yesterday.