Sentence examples for model for schools from inspiring English sources

In 2007, President George W. Bush declared it a model for schools nationwide, praising its high test scores.

When school crime rates dropped 22percentthehe first year, the district quickly became a model for schools around the country.

If successful, Harvard professors say, it can serve as a model for schools at other universities, creating case studies and course material.

He was a co-founder of Amistad Academy, a New Haven charter school that has become a model for schools in other cities.

"For the first time, we have a needs-based funding model for schools across all sectors, one that will ensure our classrooms are properly resourced for generations to come".

It is important to make the distinction between the true mutual model for schools and the vehicle advocated by Policy Exchange and Clarendon which purports to be a mutual design but is something else entirely.

What ties her positions together is her missionary-like zeal for expanding her network and promoting it as a national model for school reform.

He had been seen as a role model for school principals even before he walked into the midst of a gun battle among three teenagers near his Brooklyn elementary school.

He is complimentary of the inspection body's framework, which he says has helped improve teaching standards, but he believes a less prescriptive and bureaucratic model for school improvement needs to be devised.

The idea, one that became a model for school reform nationwide, was to let parents shop for schools the same way they would for housing or a cellphone plan, and that eventually, the competition would lift all boats.

Judith Enck, the E.P.A. regional administrator in New York, said in a statement, "We believe that the program outlined in this agreement, along with general E.P.A. guidance on managing the issue, will serve as a model for school systems across the country".