Sentence examples for lift students from inspiring English sources

But it's also supposed to lift students out of their circumstances, diminishing difference.

Horace Mann was, and remains, one of New York's most rigorous and respected private schools, with the power to lift students from one world to another.

But with the rocky economy and the rounds of layoffs on Wall Street, the best speaker this year may be the one that can do the most to lift students' low spirits.

In this case, we observe that the actual percentage of students without the minimum level of competences rose from 63.9%% in PISA 2009 to 73.5 % in PISA 2012 while the potential to lift students out of poor results decreased between the 2 years.

Andrew, the school's founder, says he thinks the school can lift students out of poverty by hiring good teachers and showing them that they can do better than their parents.

"Most importantly, it will be tied to evidence-based initiatives that will lift student performance and results".

Mr. Klein said he believed this energy would help the coaches, principals and teachers introduce a standard citywide reading and math curriculum that will lift student achievement.

Now the N.A.A.C.P. wants a court to determine whether the cuts have harmed school programs that were established under a settlement agreement to lift student achievement.

Democrats in Congress in 2009 closed Washington's voucher program to new students, and as recently as last month the White House opposed reopening it on the ground that it did not lift student achievement.

In exchange for the autonomy that states extend to charter schools, states should demand "absolute, unequivocal accountability," the speech says, and close charter schools that fail to lift student achievement.

"I'm looking forward to working with my state and territory colleagues to iron out the problems with the current distribution of funding and to implement reforms in our schools that are proven to lift student performance".