Sentence examples for more selective school from inspiring English sources

For them, attending a more selective school increased earnings significantly.

Within that set it doesn't seem to matter whether you go to the more selective school.

There is always vocal support by some people for more selective school places, but that doesn't make it right.

If the comparison is restricted to students who applied to equally selective schools -- regardless of whether they were admitted -- attending a more selective school is still unrelated to earnings.

Some students chose more selective schools; some less selective ones.

More selective schools accept students with greater earnings potential, and students with greater earnings potential are more likely to apply to more selective schools.

In 2007 his opposition to creating more selective schools aroused protest within the party.

His comments came as the prime minister defended the plans to roll out more selective schools to cheers from Conservative backbenchers.

May defended a return to more selective schools at a meeting of the 1922 Committee of Tory MPs late on Wednesday, to cheers from backbenchers.

Prime minister Theresa May said that she will announce a return to more selective schools in England as early as the Conservatives' autumn conference.

Mr Leonhardt notes that more selective schools have better rates after controlling for high school GPA and SAT score and suggests that sending more students to selective schools might increase their graduation rates.