Sentence examples for indifferent schools from inspiring English sources

Schools whose entrants come from disadvantaged areas, however prodigious the teachers' efforts, however impressive the value added by the school, will rate less well than indifferent schools with entrants from socially and economically privileged backgrounds.

France, which firmly keeps religion out of education, has many indifferent schools and does a poor job of educating children of north African origin.One sobering lesson from Birmingham is that academic results are often a poor guide to the health of a school.

Welfare afforded Elizabeth the enormous amount of time it took to fight on Wayne's behalf — to discover his disability and get him the help he needed in the face of an indifferent school bureaucracy.

In New York, as in many other states, standards-based reform has done more for younger children than for older ones, who suffer the consequences of years of indifferent schooling.

After an indifferent school career she trained as a journalist, and worked as a reporter and features writer, mainly for the Evening Standard and The Lady.

We're impressed by their student campaign to change the culture around sexual harassment as they illuminate "the many and varied awful incidents students are enduring due to unresponsive and indifferent school board and administration practices in the face of their obligations under Title IX to provide a safe learning environment," BHSSH Adult Advisor, Heidi Goldstein summarized.

India has over a million registered lawyers, but a large number of them graduate with dubious degrees from indifferent law schools, are poorly educated and, according to lawyer-turned-journalist Kian Ganz, "effectively operate as fixers... hawking for work outside small claims courts or as notaries".

He had an indifferent high school career and never had any formal acting training.

He begins with DiMaggio as a San Francisco teenager, indifferent to school, unwilling to join his fisherman father on his boat, staying largely silent and aloof among his friends.

So why gamble away the bundles they make trying to teach indifferent high school students that neutrinos are subatomic particles and not a pasta dish?

(In fact, in the age of the all-determining standardized test, nudging indifferent high-school students to drop out before exam day is one way for administrators to boost their test scores).