Sentence examples for chartered school from inspiring English sources

The informal arrangement became a full-fledged chartered school in 1993 with a curriculum geared to the "multiple intelligences" theories developed by Howard Gardner, a Harvard psychologist who is making the commencement address.

According to a statement released by the Delhi police, Mr. Singh, who drove a chartered school bus during the week, and his helper, Akshay Thakur, had a small party on Sunday with Mr. Singh's younger brother, Mukesh, a driver and a cleaner.

— July 31 , 1991 A chartered school bus with 45 Girl Scouts and their adult chaperones was traveling with defective brakes near Palm Springs.

A specialist in education, he helped obtain a $15 million state grant for a newly chartered school for urban students.

Schools organised on a partnership model have been found in Minnesota's chartered schools since around 1993.

DIANE RAVITCH, the education-reform advocate famous for having long advocated chartered schools and centralised assessment of teachers only to turn against both reforms in the past few years, has a post at the New York Review of Books railing against New York's new testing standards.

In 1869 the School of Law was the first chartered law school in the nation to admit women.

The law department was the first chartered law school in the U.S. to accept women.

Together, seeking some indistinct front line in some obscure war, lost in the high savannah, we bogged down in a chartered yellow school-bus and clambered out to push.

The CIEA is introducing a new certificate in assessment for teachers and ultimately wants to have at least one fully trained chartered assessor in every school.

Delaware does not have a physical presence of a medical school; the chartered medical school is Jefferson Medical College.