Sentence examples for high school workshops from inspiring English sources

It has sent representatives to hundreds of high school workshops in the crucial state of California and to national business and school-board conferences, armed with posters outlining how each point on the ACT corresponds with a specific curriculum standard.

NECIR trains the next generation of journalists in investigative reporting with summer high school workshops in Boston.

A series of high school workshops and competitions are held in her honor in May of each year since 2001, originally hosted by a subsequent woman mathematics Privatdozent of the University of Göttingen.

The couple met in October 2007 while volunteering as instructors for the New York Association of Black Journalists annual high school workshop.

Since 2006, the temple has also rented out space to dance and theater companies and high school theater workshops.

"I envision a more expansive public offering: regular lectures, planetarium shows, high school involvement, workshops, even concerts under the stars.

Currently, not all youth have the same opportunities offered to Dao and Schultz - Maclaren Youth Correctional Facility not only offers high school education, workshops, mentorship, vocational programs such as welding and woodcrafting, but also participated in Project Pooch, which sees incarcerated youths paired with a shelter dog, training them and finding them new homes.

The last part of the triple bill was 16-year-old phenom Anastasia who has been guided and cultivated by Mickaël Phelippeau, who discovered her in Orleans in a high school dance workshop.

Because these printers are perfect for home hobbyists and students and because you can now get a fairly rudimentary printer for around $500, there is no reason not to outfit a high school lab, home workshop, or dorm room with a 3D printer to go next to the 2D printer.

Content useful for regular biology high school teachers guided workshop and assessment development.

Its civic education and English classes offer high school equivalency programs, computer workshops, classes in English as a second language, and civics lessons to more than 200 Chinese adults.