Sentence examples for improved academically from inspiring English sources

Her granddaughter has access to a computer lab, and has improved academically, she said.

During her time there, almost all of the city's 23 elementary schools improved academically, but middle school scores were mostly stagnant and the teachers' union gave her a vote of no confidence.

The students improved academically for the simple reason that they were able to concentrate on what was being taught, without their attention being swept away by conflicts and anxieties.

But Gross also saw how much the students—and teachers bonded with the volunteers in their classrooms and how the students improved academically.

During his final year there, he improved academically but fell short of excellence.

But, ultimately, for the school to succeed it has to improve academically.

In addition to hiring Coach Turner Gill to awaken a flagging football program, Manuel helped Buffalo's athletes improve academically.

The 3,500-student 3,500-student School has been striving in recent years to improve academically but still has far to go.

Once they were in the program, she said, their behavior seemed to change and they tended to improve academically.

Like Dr. Fuhrman, Dr. Newman urged far wider use of state financial incentives for school systems that concentrate on teaching students to think and reason independently and, probably, hopefully, improve academically.

Mr. Thompson also said that he disagreed with Mr. Giuliani's proposal to replace across-the-board salary increases for teachers with merit raises, which would be limited to teachers whose students improve academically over the course of a school year.