Sentence examples for educational necessity from inspiring English sources

A longer day is an educational necessity and a signature mayoral goal.

19 EDUCATION College Amenities Debated The competition for students is yielding amenities once unimaginable on college campuses, spurring a debate over the difference between educational necessity and excess. 1 Chess 38 Weather 41 Cong.

Whether evident in student unions, recreational centers or residence halls (please, do not call them dorms) the competition for students is yielding amenities once unimaginable on college campuses, spurring a national debate over the difference between educational necessity and excess.

"The district has not demonstrated why closing schools in predominately African-American neighborhoods with higher numbers of students with disabilities serves any educational necessity that could not be accomplished through less discriminatory alternatives," the group said in a statement.

And finally, "good state science standards can help to persuade administrators that the teaching of evolution is not a matter for political negotiations between parents and teachers but a clear educational necessity" (Mead and Mates 2009).

A good treatment of evolution in state science standards can help to persuade administrators that the teaching of evolution is not a matter for political negotiations between parents and teachers with different interests but a clear educational necessity.

The proceeds that the campaign Summer of Hope raised, provided basic needs and educational necessities from food and household's items to school supplies, uniforms, and books.

Another portion goes into a rotating fund from which mothers can borrow at a low interest rate to pay for school uniforms and other educational necessities.

The educational and developmental necessity of high quality child care in the early years has spawned public efforts to promote greater access.

Today's educated young adults are attracted to cities by the things GE cites are reasons for its move -- walkable urban environments that often stand in sharp contrast to their suburban upbringing; access to public transit that can make a car an option rather than a necessity; educational, entertainment and cultural amenities that add to the dynamism and vitality of cities.

Wilderness alone is involved in 16 projects - including Children in the Wilderness, a programme which operates one-week camps for local kids, and the H.E.L.P foundation which raises money for educational and medical necessities.