Sentence examples for inner city state from inspiring English sources

I had only ever taught in inner city state comprehensives before accepting this post.

It's a long way from where my teaching career began in an inner city state school with a bad Ofsted rating.

A renowned inner-city state school has further fuelled debate over pupil admissions by introducing selection according to students' aptitude for rowing.

Why do so many young people in well-financed, inner-city state schools fail to achieve much by way of qualifications?

And I certainly wish I'd known it when I once saw a mother at my son's inner-city state primary drop off the kids, lift her skirt, and then wee in the gutter.

It was a reminder that the gloomy picture Guttenplan painted of neglected, underachieving middle-class kids in an overcrowded, poorly resourced school was a travesty of what many inner-city state schools offer.

When it was revealed recently that many inner-city state schools were helping children to achieve remarkable exam results, especially in some of the poorest parts of London, the official response was to say that: "Hit squads of top teachers should be sent in to rescue failing rural and seaside schools".

A questionnaire were filled in by the staff working in the emergency department of three high-volume inner-city state hospitals.

For the tenants of public housing who accounted for a larger part of the population in the demolition of the inner city, the state had corresponding land-use rights and could allocate or transfer this land.

The use of technology to target inner city and swing state voters proved instrumental for George W. Bush's 2004 re-election campaign.

If you are a writer, artist or performer in New Jersey and you want to spend a few hours doing something that will make you feel very wealthy and wonderful, please volunteer next year to visit the Lafayette Street School, or any inner city school in the state.