Sentence examples for integrating schools from inspiring English sources

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

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

I tell my colleague on the House floor who is Jewish: "Can you imagine, if we start integrating schools and have Israeli and Palestinian kids going to school together?" We did it in America, we can do it... We should be riding the bus together.

The network has worked to roll back efforts aimed at integrating schools in North Carolina and promoted school board candidates in Douglas County, Colorado, who supported abolishing teacher tenure, benching teachers' unions, implementing voucher programs and paying teachers based on the subject and grade they instruct.

His statement reveals a deep yearning to turn back the clock to some mythical times when nobody made trouble about integrating schools; a time at least before 1954 when Brown v. Board of Education made it clear that separate could never be equal, that the true promise of the American experiment could only be realized when all children have equal opportunity in education.

In the matter of integrating schools, the law was unambiguous.

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

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.

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.

The final stage of this project involves integrating school-age children older than seven into the country's formal schooling system.

If we genuinely believe in permanently integrated schools, we must work to integrate the communities that fill them.