Sentence examples for most troubled school from inspiring English sources

ROOSEVELT, the state's most troubled school district, has many woes.

"Now, I think, the governor's focus on expanding opportunities for children in our most troubled school districts informs everything the department does".

In a continuing overhaul of one of the most troubled school systems in the nation, officials in Detroit on Wednesday announced a plan to close 45 of 172 public schools at the end of the academic year.

The Paterson district, with 28,000 students and 2,425 teachers, has long been one of New Jersey's most troubled school systems; it was taken over by the state in 1991 because of fiscal mismanagement and poor academic performance.

To allay fears of those who find Ms. Knox too aggressive, the superintendent explained that her plans to clean up one of the state's most troubled school districts would take time.

The cause of this unflattering attention was a new superintendent named Michael Bennet, one of a loose cadre of former business, military, and government leaders, all education novices, who have taken control of some of the largest, most troubled school systems in the country.

The required tests would be used to pinpoint the most troubled schools and gauge their progress.

Companies are helping the most troubled schools; Texas Instruments, for instance, has developed a programme to encourage the learning of science.

Barack Obama's proposal to reauthorise NCLB would direct attention where it belongs: America's most troubled schools.

Homeless children, teenage parents, those struggling with English: it's as if the department channeled the most troubled students to the most troubled schools.

That is in a system where about 15percentt of all teachers are uncertified, and more in the most troubled schools.