Sentence examples for education blueprint from inspiring English sources

This is in line with the Education Blueprint 2013 202525, to provide access up to secondary education for all children by 2020.

In his education blueprint, President Bush proposed an approach, called "Leave No Child Behind," to getting troubled schools to improve.

Warned by Democrats that vouchers would kill the legislation, the president backed away from the measure before sending his education blueprint to Congress in late January.

By announcing that he would send his education blueprint to Congress on Monday, President Obama returned to a campaign promise to repair the sprawling federal law, which affects each of the nation's nearly 100,000 public schools.

But unions, which supports most of Mr Patrick's education blueprint, are worried "the collective bargaining rights of teachers" will be ignored.Jim Stergios of The Pioneer Institute, a Boston-based think-tank, is happy to see more charter schools, but worries Mr Patrick's proposals do not go far enough.

The campaign site's use of the word "access" appears consistent with Mr. Obama's "Education Blueprint for an Economy Built to Last," which states that the United States is being outpaced internationally and suffers from a domestic "college attainment gap," and cites higher education as a "prerequisite for the growing jobs of the new economy".

He highlighted the fact that a government document, Higher Ambitions, a higher-education blueprint, referred to the arts and humanities only once.

In 2010, Chinese Premier Wen Jiaobao launched his education reform blueprint, calling for classrooms to emphasize critical thinking skills and creativity.

It also began before the Elementary and Secondary Education Act blueprint was released, because this work is being driven by the needs of the states, not the federal government.

But as the White House rolled out its blueprint for education, it was presidential advisers who briefed the news media and Congress, not the education secretary.

Representative John Kline of Minnesota, the ranking Republican on the House education committee, said the blueprint "identifies many of the right goals for improving our schools".