Sentence examples for elitist schools from inspiring English sources

They also come from the same elitist schools as politicians and do not think their priority should be to challenge those in power.

Anticipating the charge that parents are espousing an elitist school, the document goes on to say, "Diversity comes in many guises".

The reason the ruling class still rule, why the Prime Minister, Archbishop of Canterbury, mayor of London and future King of England all went to the same, unashamedly elitist school is that the upper classes have never stopped aspiring.

"I guess at fullback you expect more of a blue-collar guy, a state school guy, not some elitist school," said Comella, who was not drafted out of Stanford in 1998.

Those who propose elitist school choice policies exclusionary and destructive and phony are un-American and should not have access to our tax dollars.

Education sector reforms to remedy the overly competitive and elitist school system were not implemented.

"The fact that we are one of these quote-unquote elitist private schools puts it in the forefront of people's minds".

"In the more elitist private schools in the larger cities, it might be more common, but even basic things like electricity and telephone lines aren't always there to make computer technology work".

As a former Stuyvesant High School parent, I had always wondered whether the school management, with its elitist, private-school mentality and largely privileged parent body, ever really wanted to open up to black or Hispanic students or other nontraditional immigrant communities of color.

The city state streams pupils rigorously and is unashamedly elitist: one school claims to send more students to Ivy League universities than any other secondary school in the world.

I wholeheartedly agree with "Critique From 50's Wellesley Grads" (Arts pages, Dec. 29), taking issue with the portrayal of the college as an elitist finishing school in the movie "Mona Lisa Smile".