Sentence examples for face of schools from inspiring English sources

The new government is pressing ahead with plans which could change the face of schools in England.

His 15-year-old son retains a pacifist stance in the face of school bullies and mocks their machismo.

He put real data about Indigenous student outcomes in the face of school principals throughout Queensland and he asked the questions that had to be asked.

Ms. Rhee enjoyed unwavering support from Mayor Fenty for her aggressive moves to overhaul the city's decrepit schools, and as a result she became the national face of school reform efforts.

But a series of mass killings at schools in the last four years has seemed to present the country with an ugly new face of school crime -- the sudden, explosive rampage killing.

Now, as the United States scans the world for breeding grounds for Islamic extremists, some Asia experts in the Bush administration say they are worried about the changing face of religious schools in this nation of 220 million people.

In the face of failing schools and the growing numbers of anxious children, our national response is to push them to run a little faster.

"We banded together in the face of the school's indifference to us".

ON THE face of things, school meals are one of a few success stories in modern American policymaking.

Or how can he function in the face of taxes, school expenses for his children, repairs to C's driveway.

Internationally recognized for outstanding research on early literacy learning and credited with changing the face of primary school literacy instruction.