Sentence examples for entrenched school from inspiring English sources

Jeff's emotional pain was more mysterious and entrenched, school officials said.

The part-time school board had a hard time challenging the entrenched school bureaucracy, and nobody seemed to be studying the fine print.

A mere five years ago, certainly we would have put New Orleans and Washington, DC, near the top of the list of the most entrenched school systems in America, but look at the dramatic progress in those communities today.

Treating students like criminal justice problems to be quashed rather than minds to be molded alienates those with the most to gain from excelling in school and helps perpetuate the country's entrenched school to prison pipeline.

The policy has become much more entrenched this school year, which began in July.

"With Roger being European and all those away weeks and the kids entrenched in school here in Las Vegas, the reality really hit in Dubai," Cahill said in a telephone interview.

Against the government's ideology of "Malay Supremacy" — an ideology that has been entrenched in school curriculums and even Civil Service training, the People's Alliance has pledged to replace the corrupt ethnicity-based affirmative action program that has benefited cronies of Mr. Najib, with a program that bases assistance on need.

One-class housing entrenched poor schools, dysfunctional families and cultural desertification.

'We read a basic textbook that linked Islam and politics as the same and spoke about the Muslim Brotherhood as a perfectly legitimate organisation.' It appears a culture of Islamism was entrenched at the school.

Your work is to be commended, and if no one told you yet, it is greatly appreciated by those of us entrenched in graduate school.

They mostly weren't comprehensive – her own school was both streamed and setted – while faith and other schools entrenched divisions that continue to this day.