Sentence examples for improved public schools from inspiring English sources

They need improved public schools, more school choice, or some mix of both.

Mayor John Norquist of Milwaukee, a Democrat, assembled a group of local parents and educators to praise the voucher program, which they say has improved public schools by forcing them to compete for students and public funds.

As Republican leaders openly question whether he will remain a candidate in a primary race that he had once been expected to win handily, Mr. DiFrancesco rallied a few hundred loyalists with strictly positive talk of his accomplishments as Senate president and his plans for bigger property tax rebates, improved public schools and better health care for the elderly.

They are improving public schools.

They do nothing to help improve public schools.

All of us, it turns out, have an interest in improving public schools.

For Mr. Romney: What role should the federal government have in improving public schools?

Pay for performance could, as Mr. Giuliani believes, help improve public schools.

He asserted that nothing could be done to improve public schools without changing the governance system.

African-Americans on the other side insist that they, too, want to improve public schools -- but say they cannot wait.

His mother, a literacy specialist, consults for the Boston Plan for Excellence, a nonprofit organization seeking to improve public schools.