Sentence examples for expanding school from inspiring English sources

His ambitions are pinned on expanding school choice in the state's public education system.

Kristy Campbell told me, "Expanding school choice was a priority for his administration".

As Mr. Franks scrambled to set up his campaign on the familiar promise to reform Trenton, Mr. Schundler kept telling his well-practiced story of having reformed Jersey City and his ideas for easing sprawl and expanding school choice.

"Clearly, the teachers' union is so desperate to suppress a serious conversation about improving teacher quality and expanding school options for kids that it has set up a front group to threaten elected officials and concoct conspiracy theories," Mr. Weiner wrote.

— Josh Benson UPDATE: In response to a reader's comment – and in fairness to Mr. Booker – the plan for Newark's schools he laid out in a half-hour interview did go beyond security measures, including ideas about expanding school hours and curriculums and recruiting reformed drug dealers to engage students seen as potential recruits for gangs.

By setting before it the prospect of repealing Obamacare, defunding Planned Parenthood, gutting environmental regulations, upending the Paris climate-change agreement, greatly expanding school vouchers and charter schools, crippling the labor movement, further undermining the Voting Rights Act, and, possibly, even privatizing Medicare and Social Security.

But don't let's assume that expanding schools is a solution.

"Councils across the country have been increasing places by expanding schools where possible through additional classes or new buildings".

There has been more progress made in expanding schooling since the UN Declaration of Human Rights in 1948 acknowledged education as a basic right than in all previous human history.

Ministers must reverse their decision to cut out local communities from place planning, whilst removing the bureaucracy that councils face when it comes to opening and expanding schools".

The Institute for Children Poverty & Homelessness recommended expanding school-based health programs to target homeless students and to expand services for them at shelters.