Sentence examples for direction of schools from inspiring English sources

School governors in the UK support and challenge head teachers, help set the strategic direction of schools and monitor progress.

Since September, at the direction of Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein, the city's Department of Education has told principals and superintendents that they can participate in grievance proceedings by telephone and do not have to appear in person.

So what will be the direction of schools in England under Mrs Morgan?

The labor dispute lays bare a Democratic Party with significant tensions over the direction of school reform.

But she is regarded by some educators as less likely to question the direction of school policy, or to challenge the Mayor, who has played a decisive role in shaping policy over the last few months.

What kinds of commitment or agreement about the direction of school reform would the two of you have to reach?

At the moment, we're pointing in the direction of school choice and competition to produce better schools, higher pay to produce better teachers, big tests to monitor their performance, and financial incentives to motivate students.

He added: "There are concerns which require immediate attention, but the evidence is not sufficient to lead me to construe the behaviour to be a coordinated plan to improperly influence the direction and management of schools (or academies) serving schools of predominantly Islamic faith or Muslim background".

"The evidence is not sufficient to lead me to construe the behaviour to be a co-ordinated plan to improperly influence the direction or management of schools serving students of predominantly Islamic faith or background," he said.

The paper makes a case for individualised targeted travel interventions informed by segregated mode choice determinant analysis for respective primary and secondary school types and directions of school travel.

It also indicates the likely direction of his schools policy.