Sentence examples for inroads in school from inspiring English sources

And and all those stats you read about Google making inroads in school with their cloud office stuff?

So how do we make inroads in our schools?

This kind of thinking has recently been making inroads in some theological schools and seminaries, as it has in university English departments.

Women have made serious inroads in other professional schools -- notably medicine, where they accounted for about 46percentt of the students who started last fall.

Roberts and his staff have worked diligently to make inroads in the city high schools, a critical pipeline for talent that Jarvis failed to exploit.

But the Internet has already made major inroads in alumni education, extension schools and ongoing-training programs for doctors, lawyers and others.

The School Food Trust, which advises it, has made inroads in improving nutritional standards of school dinners but most children in primary and secondary schools take in packed lunches where there is no regulation.

The United Federation of Teachers announced on Tuesday that it had organized teachers at two respected New York City charter schools, making inroads in a movement that has long sold itself as an alternative that is not hamstrung by union contracts and work rules.

This is a main reason it has made more inroads in higher education and in secondary schools than at the elementary level.

In school?

Safe Routes makes inroads with school principals, parents and community leaders to promote its message.