Sentence examples for in specific schools from inspiring English sources

Additionally, Kahlenberg points out that middle-class students are generally less influenced by a school's environment because they tend to learn more at home, and that the achievement of white students has not declined in specific schools that experienced racial (and thus some class) desegregation.

· Teachers on list 99 have in any case been cleared to work in specific schools: Keith Hudson, from Sussex, for example, was given permission to work in all-girl schools because medical evidence suggested his "paedophilic" impulses were directed only at boys.

Similarly, Boston University's Research Funding Opportunities page lists scholarships and fellowships available university-wide and in specific schools.

Upper secondary education revolves around three broad types: academic education in baccalaureate schools, lower level general education in specific schools and vocational education and training.2 VET programs can be either dual or entirely school-based.

The public school system is set up to intentionally fail kids in specific schools and area codes.

And we were trying to get skills sets and will sets connected to challenges and opportunities in specific schools," he said.

"Just like housing, education choices follow a gamut of different consumer needs," said Jerry Minsky, a senior vice president at the Corcoran Group in Brooklyn, which avoids using specific schools in its ads.

The lists particularly angered families in neighborhoods like the Upper West Side and Greenwich Village, where parents often make real estate decisions with specific schools in mind.

When politicians hold up specific schools in low-income neighborhoods as success stories, Ravitch wrote, those successes often turn out, on closer examination, to be less spectacular than they appear.

"We offered $20,000 above what they made to get our best teachers to stay in or relocate to specific schools," he said.

'FRIENDS for Life' can be used in different forms: 1) as a universal prevention programme for everyone in a specific school population without regard to individual risk factors; 2) as an indicated prevention programme for children with early or mild symptoms of anxiety or depression; or 3) as treatment for children with anxiety disorders.