Sentence examples for charter academies from inspiring English sources

Chicago's Legal Prep Charter Academies is a legal-themed high school that opened in August 2012 with 200 freshman students enrolled.

As a new school year is beginning at Urban Prep Charter Academies, I have had the opportunity to reflect on my time as an educator at Urban Prep's Englewood Campus.

Antonio Medina, who is the dean of students at a charter academy called Leadership High School and who runs the youth-focused Bay City Soccer Club, says there are constantly crowds of people doing drugs and marijuana around his eight-year-old at the park.

Take a visit to CareerBuilder or Monster.com today and glance through the hundreds of jobs being offered by charter school academies and cyber-schools.

Like other charters, the academies have a longer day and some Saturday classes.

Supporters of charters and academies need to focus on how to get a regulatory system that deals promptly with failure and allows successful organisations to expand".

In 1780, during some of the most crucial years of the Revolution, John and Sam Adams, and John Hancock felt it necessary to charter an academy in Cambridge, even before America won its independence.

The Connecticut General Assembly chartered the academy in 1976.

The fact that the founding fathers chartered an academy focusing on the arts in a country which still was not technically theirs should be definitive proof how fundamental they felt the arts were to an enlightened nation.

The rise of charter schools and academies has precipitated a Cambrian explosion of new ideas and innovations, stimulating a debate about methodology led by teachers themselves.

Naturally the subway drivers or policemen concerned put in heroic overtime in that final year.Reform has been vigorously opposed, perhaps most egregiously in education, where charter schools, vouchers, academies and merit pay all faced drawn-out battles.