Sentence examples for needy public from inspiring English sources

The corps brings recent college graduates to teach in needy public schools.

It is a recipe for deserting New Jersey's needy public school students.

One answer would be for P.S. 41 to share, on a 50-50 basits its opulence with other, more needy public schools.

Tomorrow morning Aix, a French restaurant on the Upper West Side, will be the site of a delicious benefit for Thinking Inside the Box, an organization providing supplies to needy public schools.

Here I agree with Megan McArdle's comments on the matter: I've seen several versions of Kevin's complaint on the interwebs, and everyone makes it seems to assume that we're doing the Catholic Church a big old favor by allowing them to provide health care and other social services to a needy public.

Critics say that they pull far too much money away from needy public schools, and that they lack the oversight which applies to traditional public schools; supporters say the public-education system is outdated, broken, and in need of an alternative.

WHEN was the first basic federal law meant to help the neediest public school students passed?

In that time, commuters are going to need some straight talk from Governor Pataki and Mayor Bloomberg about how they plan to provide more financial assistance to the largest and neediest public transit system in America.

I went to McReynolds in early July to observe Teach for America, a program that promises to place America's best and brightest college graduates into the nation's neediest public schools for two-year stints.

Jail inmates are an extraordinarily sick and needy population, public health experts say.

Public programs of relief from economic need due to other than natural factors date from the Elizabethan period in England; these early provisions for assistance to the needy from public funds were characterized by strict limitations.