Sentence examples for high-tech schools from inspiring English sources

In impoverished places like Zumbahua, a remote village in the Andes where Mr Correa once did voluntary work, high-tech "schools of the millennium" have risen among the maize and potato fields.

Ask any CEO where they'd rather locate and hire: a country with deteriorating roads and bridges, or one with high-speed rail and internet; high-tech schools and self-healing power grids.

Ask any CEO where they'd rather locate and hire - a country with deteriorating roads and bridges, or one with high-speed rail and Internet; high-tech schools, self-healing power grids.

A recent New York Times article reported that students in high-tech schools did not perform better on standardized assessments than students in regular schools.

"There was a vision to create a high-tech school.

The city has expanded free Wi-Fi in city parks and subways, introduced new high-tech graduate schools to create more engineers, and doubled the size of its social media audience.

The announcement comes one day after Obama's visit to a high-tech middle school in Mooresville, N.C., to kick off "ConnectED," a drive to get all schools high-speed internet by expanding the Federal Communications Commission's E-Rate program.

Midway through a third term marked by budget-cutting and a series of political and managerial setbacks, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and members of his inner circle are increasingly focused on the competition they created to build a high-tech graduate school in New York City, which many of them believe could become a major part of his legacy.

The donor whose $350 million gift will be critical in building Cornell University's new high-tech graduate school on Roosevelt Island is Atlantic Philanthropies, whose founder, Charles F. Feeney, is a Cornell alumnus who made billions of dollars through the Duty Free Shoppers Group.

BOSTON — President Obama visited a high-tech public school here on Tuesday to pound away at his themes of innovation and education, sticking to a schedule that has taken him out of Washington nearly every week, despite budget battles and upheaval in the Arab world.

After a competition that included some of the world's most prominent architects, Thom Mayne of the firm Morphosis has been selected to design the first academic building for Cornell University's high-tech graduate school campus on Roosevelt Island in New York City.