Some of the group members, who are 10th to 12th graders, join strictly to fulfill a high school music requirement, Mr. O'Donnell said.
She has also been fulfilling a high school dream with commissions to design album covers, spending the rest of her time working on a limited-edition silkscreen-printed art book as well as learning about VR.
In addition, she contended that high school students should be able to use their college classes to fulfill a high school requirement, which would allow students greater flexibility.
It may make profit or power its first object, or it may conceive itself as fulfilling a higher and more exacting function.
Somehow, Pamela Moller Kareman, the director, convinces us that Ms. Howe has succeeded in her search for a new fusion between the impossibilities of dealing with surface reality and the need to fulfill a higher ideal.
Yet, in a push-and-pull that is not unusual in education politics, the states are expecting George W. Bush to ask Congress to fulfill a high-profile campaign promise: to require that every student in the third through eighth grades be assessed annually in mathematics and reading, on tests that each state would design and score.
Ghosh's novels have always explored the spin Europeans put on their empire-building that in acquiring other people lands, and subjugating them, they were not just motivated by profit but fulfilling a higher, selfless, moral mission to liberate and uplift these people from their wretched existence.
He describes brokers offering multiple products as fulfilling "a higher calling" than fundraisers who "have one product to sell"–a specific charity.
An intelligent technique, e.g., based on reasoning, can automatically find optimal services, processes, policies, and bindings for fulfilling a higher level service description.
Mackey claims to have created a "conscious business"–one that is not a slave to profits but strives to serve others, change the world and fulfill a higher purpose.
