Sentence examples for educating schoolchildren from inspiring English sources

This, despite decades spent educating schoolchildren about Judaism and the importance of tolerance, and a firm rejection of anti-Semitism by the governing political establishment.

While educating schoolchildren across Texas, the group has also nurtured a close-knit network of businesses and organizations run by Turkish immigrants.

The park's vice president for marketing liked the article and offered me a job that turned into educating schoolchildren and others about the park, animals and nature.

The court should quickly put priorities in order by affirming a lower-court ruling last January that found the state "completely illogical" in using the new revenues to provide tax cuts while arguing it had inadequate resources for educating schoolchildren.

One day, while he is supposed to be educating schoolchildren, Victor informs them that "George Washington kept slaves and didn't ever chop down a cherry tree, and he was a woman".

The health minister, Nkosazana Zuma, did commission an AIDS-awareness play to educate schoolchildren, but it turned out to be a hugely expensive fiasco from which foreign donors withdrew.

Convinced that democracy could be effective only in the hands of an enlightened people, he offered Virginia's lawgivers a plan in 1779 to educate schoolchildren at public cost for three years and a few gifted boys beyond that.

A sizable portion of the public money collected by K12 is rolled back into generating more business, a common practice by for-profit companies that nevertheless raises questions when the money is intended to educate schoolchildren.

In 1984 his wife, Nancy, spearheaded another facet of the War on Drugs with her "Just Say No" campaign, which was a privately funded effort to educate schoolchildren on the dangers of drug use.

"I don't think it was our intention," she said, comparing the campaign to initial efforts to educate schoolchildren about the risks of tobacco, which she said many parents took as a condemnation of their own behavior.

The event, to be held at the University Club, 1 West 54th Street, will benefit the organization's summer apprenticeship program for singers, which also helps educate schoolchildren throughout New York State.