Sentence examples for curriculum board from inspiring English sources

The appearance of the couple, relatives of Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy history teacher Andy Cramer, marked the first in a series of presentations planned for the year by the school's Curriculum Board and Academic Council.

Other barriers identified were lack of qualified instructors, funding, administrative support and curriculum board support.

Additionally, among deans of schools not offering HHR education, those at public schools were significantly more likely than those at private schools to report lack of curriculum board support for HHR education (18% versus 5%, p<0.05) and more likely to perceive lack of student interest as a barrier (23% versus 5%, p<0.01).

He attended an elite British-curriculum boarding school in Lomé, the capital of Togo.

He attended an elite British-curriculum boarding school in the capital of Togo, Lomé.

A "farouk1986" – Abdulmutallab's middle name and birth year – writes of a "dilemma between liberalism and extremism" as a Muslim, and how he felt "lonely" at a British-curriculum boarding school in Togo because of a lack of other Muslims.

Several teachers told me that it was common practice in the district to add supplementary materials to the curriculum without board approval before the controversy over the MAS program erupted.

In addition, the recently published Advanced Placement Biology curriculum (College Board, 2011) considers tree reasoning to be essential knowledge ("Essential knowledge 1.B.2: Phylogenetic trees and cladograms are graphical representations (models) of evolutionary history that can be tested").

Mike continues to work with CenterLink, the network of LGBT community centers across the nation, to develop a mission-focused governance curriculum for boards of directors.

ASM and SJH are currently serving on the Certificate in Clinician Performed Ultrasound and Diploma in Diagnostic Ultrasound Curriculum Development Boards of the Australasian Society of Ultrasound in Medicine.

On Twitter this week the hashtag #BlackOnCampus began trending with comments such as: "When Im in the cafeteria and someone taps me on the shoulder and asks for assistance"; "when I'm represented in every promotional brochure, but not in any syllabi, curriculums, faculties, boards of trustees …"; "when you suddenly become the spokesperson for all black people in your white only class".