Sentence examples for enhanced school from inspiring English sources

The union wants smaller classes, stronger early childhood education, a new reading program and enhanced school security.

He ladled out a series of inviting promises from enhanced school libraries and athletic fields to speedier construction of 12 schools in unnamed areas.

From eight types of potential benefit identified by the study's authors, those rated as most important by the students were stress relief and enhanced school climate, including through improved teacher mood.

Go Girls! activity participants had increased HIV knowledge, improved child-parent relationships and enhanced school environments.

On October 16, 2008, McGovern and Dole were made World Food Prize laureates for their efforts to curb hunger in the world and in particular for their joint program for school feeding and enhanced school attendance.

I think one specific example that vaguely comes to mind was she was a staunch supporter of keeping the enhanced school structure we had with the two magnets (Humanities and Performing Arts) and the other subject oriented/trade segments of school.

Just as "enhanced schooling" would suggest a more worthy education for a child.

Enhanced summer school "should be part of public education until we recognize that the traditional school calendar doesn't fit the way Americans live anymore," said Harris M. Cooper, a professor of education at Duke University who has studied summer learning loss.

The bigger question is what do you do to support those kids?" Mr. Duncan described intensive efforts in Chicago to improve early childhood education that go far beyond the extra tutoring and enhanced summer school that Mr. Klein has said will be offered to New York students in danger of being left back.

While validating the GeoTAT (Dodick and Orion 2003a), they found that exposure to fieldwork enhanced high school student understanding of temporal organization, and it provided learning about the types of evidence that are necessary in understanding transformational sequences.

Gains commonly seen include increased awareness, increased clarity of future goals in STEM careers, gained knowledge of how to work like a scientist, enhanced graduate school readiness, and clarified perceptions (Seymour et al. 2004; Hunter et al. 2007).