Sentence examples for disgraceful school from inspiring English sources

Will a philanthropist, attempting to remedy our disgraceful school drop-out and push-out rate, get inspiration from six-year-old Quevenzhane Wallis?

The once-disgraceful school system has promised to become a reformer's model, with 78 percent of the kids in charter schools.

Councillor Lisa Stone, executive lead member for children's and young people's services at Salford council, described the case as "disgraceful" and said schools would reiterate the message about the dangers of drug-taking.

He called the schools' conduct "disgraceful" and told the troops that these schools are "trying to swindle and hoodwink you".

Even the United States administration denounced its strategic protege's "disgraceful" bombardment of a school, while Barack Obama described Palestinian suffering as " heartbreaking" – as if he had nothing to do with it.

What did that mean — a man like him — a bachelor without a son to carry on his blood, a retired art teacher whose name most of his students had forgotten the moment they graduated from elementary school, a disgraceful old man who purchased fashion magazines at the newsstand and wasted his afternoons alongside teenagers in a cyberworld, making up names and stories and sending out romantic lies?

What did that mean a man like him a bachelor without a son to carry on his blood, a retired art teacher whose name most of his students had forgotten the moment they graduated from elementary school, a disgraceful old man who purchased fashion magazines at the newsstand and wasted his afternoons alongside teenagers in a cyberworld, making up names and stories and sending out romantic lies?

The lack of funding for our schools is disgraceful.

The gradual disappearance of free music tuition in schools is "disgraceful" - people are no longer being given the opportunity to realise "the sheer joy of music making".

He called the schools' conduct "disgraceful" and said they are "trying to swindle and hoodwink" our troops.

And they run the gamut, from disgraceful 'dropout factories' to stellar magnet schools to 'ordinary' schools that outshine even fancy and expensive private schools.