Sentence examples for expanded curriculum from inspiring English sources

Last year, administrators pushed for a full-day kindergarten, saying they needed more time to teach the expanded curriculum.

The center will support new faculty positions and expanded curriculum and travel opportunities.

Finally, in 1990, a local advisory committee recommended an expanded curriculum and a downtown site to the university's Board of Trustees.

In 1919 it was renamed Southwest Missouri State Teachers College, and in 1945, with an expanded curriculum, it became Southwest Missouri State College.

It went coed in 1969, but male enrollment continued to lag, despite an expanded curriculum that emphasized business and pre-professional studies.

Students have to maintain at least a 3.0 average to stay in the program; many, he says, dropped back to an expanded curriculum (it can be completed over 21 and 23 months as well).

The school's expanding curriculum belied this narrow definition, however, and in 1961 the name was changed to Georgia State College; university standing was achieved in 1969, and the College of Law opened in 1982.

At Duke University and Georgetown University, UBRI will support expanding curriculum and teaching, research and technical projects and collaboration across disciplines.

The Doctor of Physical Therapy Division (DPT) invites applications for consistent weekly part-time teaching assistants to support a variety of laboratory educational needs within our expanding curriculum.

TREDS is currently involved in developing a train-the-trainer model with the CHP to expand curriculum delivery throughout California and in 30-minute "shift-change" trainings for local law enforcement.

At Bellarmine-Jefferson, Milner focused on expanding curriculum and increasing the number of advanced placement courses.