Sentence examples for educators run from inspiring English sources

"They're coming from these classrooms of 30 kids," said Nick Gottlieb, PTA co-president at P.S. 3 in Greenwich Village, where educators run a popular lunchtime program that pairs students with adult volunteers, who read and discuss books with them.

Some chanted: "Call your school board let them know, parents and educators run the show".

Together, these two dedicated educators run a program known as Urban Rolls.

States like Kentucky, where teachers walked out of schools amid pension reforms and budget cuts in the spring, saw a record number of educators run for office this year.

The elder Friedmans, the children of Polish and Russian immigrants, who spent their lives as educators, ran it until they died; Kinky's sister, who works for the State Department, helped run the place for years, and now his brother, a psychologist, has taken over.

In Kentucky, where teachers shut down schools in protest amid budget and pension cuts in April, a record 51 educators ran in state legislative races Tuesday.

"What we are witnessing is not a moment but a movement by educators running for office to fight for the public schools our students deserve," NEA's president, Lily Eskelsen García, said in a statement.

A DLCC spokesperson said before the election that it had counted more than 1,200 educators running for office as Democrats in 2018, an increase of roughly 200 from two years ago. .

Rendon, a trained political philosopher and educator, ran an early childhood center in Los Angeles prior to seeking office.

He would be likely to choose a C.E.O.-like head of the system, an educator to run education policy and a board of directors for advice or feedback from the public.

The book artist Esther K. Smith will engage children in making paper crowns and headdresses, and museum educators will run stations at which young people can create pop-ups and cutouts; book designs and theater sets; and silhouettes for storytelling.