Sentence examples for its baccalaureate from inspiring English sources

The school began offering its baccalaureate program in 1962, and now it supplies more than 10% of baccalaureate degrees earned by Native Americans in the U.S. Fort Lewis still abides by a 1911 mandate to provide tuition-free education to qualified Native Americans, and over 160 Native American tribes are represented on campus.

One school, Buena Vista University in Storm Lake, Iowa, made its baccalaureate ceremonies available on the Internet last weekend, and Clemon and Margery Anger of Midland, Mich., were happy that it did.

The college hastily revamped the format of its baccalaureate service after one of the speakers, the Rev. Kevin Johnson, wrote an op-ed in The Philadelphia Tribune, criticizing what he said was the president's lack of advocacy on behalf of African-Americans.

The Indian curriculum (of the Central Board of Secondary Education) for math and computer science is at least as rigorous as its International Baccalaureate counterpart, but it is not recognized internationally.

In 1865, in accordance with a recommendation from the Board of Commissioners of the Baltimore City Public Schools, the school began offering a five-year track, as part of a process aimed at elevating the school to the status of a college so that it could grant its graduates baccalaureate degrees.

Founded in 1973 with a part-time faculty and 24 students, it underwent an expansion process and then granted its first baccalaureate degrees in 1987.

Portage's response was to build a new high school, revamp another, build two new elementary schools, expand its International Baccalaureate programs and introduce Chinese-language instruction.

An entire generation of children could lose the cultural skills both they and the UK need if the government goes ahead with its English Baccalaureate plans without the arts as a core subject, the Tate director, Nicholas Serota, said on Thursday.

Under President Jukoski's leadership, the College offered its first baccalaureate program in the area of Human Development, and launched Thames Academy, an innovative one-year pre-college/ post-graduate certificate program.

The government decision to remove MFL altogether from its flagship Welsh baccalaureate qualification set further alarm bells ringing and led to a debate on the Welsh MFL crisis at the House of Lords.

She will also announce a consultation on government plans for an expansion of its favoured English baccalaureate – or Ebacc – suite of subjects, under which 90% of pupils will be expected to study English, maths, science, a language and either history or geography at GCSE.