Sentence examples for led schools from inspiring English sources

The increased demand has led schools to rethink not only sibling and legacy preferences, but everything about the application process.

The headteacher is British physicist-turned-international-school-tsar Richard Matthews, a seasoned head, having led schools all over the world from Botswana to Grimsby.

In a joint introduction to their report, Ms. Cortese and Dr. Ravitch did not directly blame the No Child law for the dismal results but said it had led schools to focus too narrowly on reading and math, crowding time out of the school day for history, literature and other subjects.

The National Wrestling Coaches Association (which is financing this legal offensive) and others rightly claim that the way the feds have administered Title IX has led schools to cut back men's athletic teams and scholarships.

About a quarter of primary schools in England boycotted the tests last year, saying they objected to the way the results were used in league tables, and led schools to "teach to the test" too much.

The victim survived, and the incident led schools and other institutions in the area to develop plans on how to handle and try to prevent such shootings, OregonLive reported.

But concerns over hazing have led school officials to police such campus activities more vigorously.

She has led school visits, guided volunteers and taught on the farm's vocational training.

This year, Ms. Ronga said, budget pressures led school officials to postpone the musical and put the annual "Rising Stars" talent show on in the fall instead.

Diana Lam, Mr. Klein's deputy for teaching and learning, conducted similar top-to-bottom reviews in San Antonio and Providence, R.I., where she led school systems before coming to New York.

The growing demand has led school districts to employ teachers and advisers specifically for science research, like Ms. Serfaty in Port Washington.