The part of the sentence 'delivering quality education' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to providing or offering excellent educational experiences. For example, "Our school is committed to delivering quality education to our students."
Run by young, enterprising, innovative community members, these institutions are committed to delivering quality education despite a myriad of challenges.
In this era of technology, online education platforms play a very important role in delivering quality education on diverse topics, overcoming the barriers of physical accessibility, high costs or personal disabilities.
"Districts and states have not been effective in delivering quality education to children from low socioeconomic backgrounds, so why should we think they'll be effective this time around?" Several advocacy groups for minority students and the disabled also criticized Mr. Harkin's bill, and on similar grounds.
If Ohio's governor and attorney general truly want to deliver on a promise of delivering quality education for all of the state's children, let them launch an across-the-board crackdown on all failing public schools, including the traditional, union-run schools that for far too long have been far too comfortable in their abysmal performance and shameful failure to help children learn and succeed.
In the Ministry of Education Fiji vision for 'Quality Education for Change, Peace and Progress' that emphasises its role in delivering quality education for the betterment of the country and people in order to be globally competitive, it was stipulated that Fiji needs to develop highly skilled and knowledgeable workforce in order to compete in the globalised world.
Delivering quality education to all children remains one of the nation's most pressing goals.
Packard and other education entrepreneurs say they are harnessing technology to deliver quality education to any child, regardless of Zip code.
Their ability to deliver quality education has been brought into sharp focus by the contrast between the serious difficulties surrounding the E-ACT and AET chains and successful chains like Harris and ARK.
"We now need to continue to work together in the interests of students in Coen and Hope Vale to ensure our partnership meets community expectations and delivers quality education".
In March Ackman put $5.8 million into Bridge International Academies, a for-profit that has built a chain of more than 400 private nursery and primary schools in Kenya and Uganda that rely on technology and a standardized "school-in-a-box" approach to deliver quality education for just $6 a child a month.
And what public school system requires failing schools to recompete when they don't deliver quality education to their students?
