Sentence examples for common school system from inspiring English sources

He was a founder of the common school system of Ohio.

Adlai Stevenson once said that the most American thing about America is the free common school system.

The towns of Maplewood and South Orange have intertwined histories that date to the late 19th century, and today they share a common school system.

As the politician Adlai Stevenson once remarked, "The most American thing about America is the free common school system". Similar assessments have been made of our judiciary.

The state legislature adopted his plan for a state normal school, local boards of education, and a nonsectarian common school system supported by public taxation.

Ernest's educational reforms made with the help of Veit Ludwig von Seckendorf and Andreas Reyher (a disciple of John Amos Comenius)—were so fundamental that he might be called the real founder of the modern common school system in Germany.

In 2011 the island endured a muddled transition from the sort of three-tier school system common in America, with primary, middle and secondary schools, to the two-tier one that is standard in England.

Horace Mann, who was a superintendent in Massachusetts, financed a trip to Prussia and modeled the common school after their paramilitary system.

Anderson acknowledged the successes of the top charter schools, but Newark faced the conundrum common to almost every urban school system: how to expand charters without destabilizing traditional public schools.

Signing bonuses are becoming common, but some school systems have gone further, said Michael Allen, director of programs at the Education Commission of the States.

Religious selection is the most common type of selection in the school system, and it goes hand in hand with lower ethnic and socioeconomic diversity.