Sentence examples for implement a school from inspiring English sources

Mark Zuckerberg, who Booker partnered with to implement a school reform movement in Newark that failed, is also on a shortlist of celebrity candidates – along with Sheryl Sandberg and Mark Cuban – that Democrats might run to counter Trump in 2020.

For instance, the local labor welfare board near our case study site recently announced, though has yet to implement, a school transportation scheme for children of construction workers.

We also collaborated with the Western Cape Department of Health, the City of Cape Town Health Department, and the Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation to implement a school health service (SHS) to increase adolescents' access to sexual and reproductive health services such as condoms, contraception, STI management and treatment and pregnancy tests.

One elementary school was selected to implement a school-based approach and university- school collaboration for enhancing the reading comprehension instruction competency of school teachers.

It is failing to implement a schools improvement strategy, it has failed to monitor and support and intervene appropriately with schools, it has failed to support school management.

We would implement a schools' initiative, [similar to] a 2008 policy that more than doubled the number of young people on the register in Northern Ireland.

Making a decision about whether to implement a school-based health promotion intervention should be based on evidence of effectiveness, cost and practicalities.

Finally, the post-study discussion with school principals, teachers, and community workers suggested that it is feasible to implement a school-based xylitol gummy bear snacks program.

Eligible studies will: include participants 5 18 years of age; report tobacco use, alcohol consumption or illicit drug use as outcomes; and implement a school-based intervention designed to promote internal (eg, self-esteem) and external (eg, school connectedness) resilience factors.

The results from this study convinced the Education authorities in Aden, Yemen to implement a school-based peer education programme for HIV prevention, which focused on decreasing the level of stigma and discrimination towards people living with HIV and on increasing the knowledge about modes of HIV transmission and prevention.

Chancellor Joel Klein of New York City has implemented a school reform strategy that aims to exchange large, underperforming schools with smaller schools.