Sentence examples for integrating school from inspiring English sources

Interest in vocational-technical education was directed toward establishing specialized vocational schools, improving career information resources, integrating school and work experience, utilizing community resources, and meeting the needs of the labour market.

When she spoke to Heritage employees on Tuesday morning, she told a story from her youth in Virginia and how she walked the halls in an integrating school only to be kicked, called names and stuck with pins.

What Brown vs the Board of Education did for society and integrating school systems, services like Facebook Connect, Google Friend Connect, and Open Social will do for this very fragmented web we weave now.

SciLG connects key concepts in the NGSS with a middle school science curriculum, while simultaneously integrating school gardens as a context for meaningful and high-quality science learning activities, providing opportunities for students to engage in practices of science and engineering.

The project focuses on 15 schools working with community members on integrating school activities more into the community, as well as HIV awareness, illiteracy and sustaining the schools.

This is not through integrating residence, which will take years, nor by integrating schooling, which follows residence, nor even through the workplace.

Central High's desegregation began the agonizing, decade-long process of integrating schools across the country.

"Sixty-four yeago ago the question of diversifying schools, integrating schools, was definitively settled by the United States Supreme Court in Brown vs. Board of Education," Mr. Carranza said in a speech last year.

So in the decades after the report was issued, attention was lavished on various reforms and integrating schools according to race, not economics.

Integrating schools leads to more equitable access to important resources such as structural facilities, highly qualified teachers, challenging courses, private and public funding, and social and cultural capital.

Integrating school-based support structures to help children and families stay in the pipeline, including a Family Support Center and a School Based Health Center that provides health, counseling and wellness services to families and students.