Sentence examples for education trouble from inspiring English sources
A16 EDUCATION Trouble for Charter Schools The largest chain of publicly financed but privately run charter schools, has fallen into insolvency, offering a sobering picture of what may follow for other such systems.
"The Trouble With Online College" (editorial, Feb. 19) is too quick to discredit online higher education.
But as in most aspects of American education, troubling ethnic gaps remain.
This sometimes works to their advantage: some charter schools have better computing facilities than most small colleges.Because they are still relatively untested, charter schools may or may not be a cure for America's education troubles.
Its hefty investments in Medicaid and education troubled even some moderate Democrats for their degree of federal intervention and helped to mobilize a group of Senate centrists to cut $100 billion from the bill.
But while the answers she could not give to basic questions about education were troubling enough, I was genuinely alarmed by the answers she did give.
During the 18th and 19th centuries, blacks raised money for education, churches, troubled women and children and the general uplift of the African-American culture.
Archival sources, including school inspector reports, reveal that Bach's education was troubled by gang warfare and bullying, sadism and sodomy – as well as his own extensive truancy.
Luly is currently employed by Driscoll's Berries, where she has been developing a technical manual for blueberry growers, and is supervised by Sarah, who is responsible for all education and trouble-shooting efforts.
This policy brief illustrates the for-profit college industry's rapid ascension in American higher education; discusses troubling patterns of impropriety and unsatisfactory student outcomes; re-examines the state's responsibilities in this sector; and outlines national and state reform efforts.
Coping with a lack of classrooms With Gaza's economy grinding to a halt, the outlook for education is troubling.
