Sentence examples for key schools from inspiring English sources
State-funded institutions, especially those formerly designated key schools, dominate the market and deter genuine private investment.In the past two years, local governments have begun imposing business taxes on (genuine) private schools.
For most of the communist era, a two-tier system identified a few "key schools" that receive extra money and other favours in order to nurture pockets of academic excellence.In June, a revision to the education law abolished the key-school system, which had caused much resentment.
A hierarchical structure has basically been formed in all phases of education as key schools, nonkey schools, and vocational schools.
The main grouping or tracking is reflected between schools: they are divided into key schools, ordinary schools, and vocational schools.
It got rid of the "key schools" system which concentrated resources only on top students and elite schools.
Because of these two deficiencies, this research aims to add the qualitative dimension when studying educational inequality, dividing the school category into key schools, nonkey schools, vocational schools, and no further study and comparing educational inequality in different school transitions.
Every week, the community gathers for The Circle, a meeting in which both adults and children vote on key school matters.
Beijie is the city's elite primary school, designated as a provincial-level "key" school, boasting the best facilities and the finest teachers.
Stephen Twigg, the shadow education secretary, said: "This report highlights serious problems with Michael Gove's management of one of Labour's key school improvement programmes.
Of course, I also recall two key school rules: No girl could go the bathroom unless accompanied by another girl, and the windows could not be opened more than four inches from the bottom.
Reagan's tepid and ineffectual support for key school prayer and anti-abortion legislation in Congress during his first administration frustrated and angered religious conservatives who watched various bills die while the president did little.
