Sentence examples for most difficult to educate from inspiring English sources

The result was underutilized, crumbling district facilities where the students who remained tended to be the most difficult to educate, Anderson said.

Enrollment in nearly half of the nation's largest school districts has dropped steadily over the last five years, triggering school closings that have destabilized neighborhoods, caused layoffs of essential staff and concerns in many cities that the students who remain are some of the neediest and most difficult to educate.

There seems to be evidence, however, that tens of charters have shown real improvements without weeding out the most difficult-to-educate students.

I understand the knock on charters: They siphon students and money from district schools and can leave behind the most expensive and difficult to educate.

Random admissions is a key tenet in most states, but critics have long contended that the schools surreptitiously weed out students who are unlikely to do well on standardized tests or are more difficult to educate.

"It is also difficult to educate and feed very many children.

It's very difficult to educate these people.

It is time-consuming and difficult to educate and instruct health coaches in more than 20 PCC units.

Bright graduates may make good teachers, she says, but not without extensive preparation, especially when we have growing performance expectations of even the most difficult children to educate.

It is the most difficult to achieve.

"It's the most difficult to navigate.