"No good schools, no jobs, no grocery stores, nothing".
"There's no good schools, there's no good hospitals — how can there be a World Cup?" he said.
Mr. Taylor remarked that some of the white families who had been moving to the new luxury buildings sprouting around the neighborhood said there were no good schools for their children in the area, and he criticized a plan to expand a charter school that shared a building with P.S. 67, near another public housing development, the Raymond V. Ingersoll Houses in neighboring Fort Greene.
We talk about the hardships of slum-living: a lack of clean drinking water, no good schools for their children and the feeling of shame that they themselves aren't educated.
There are no good schools, people don't want to live here; there are no real advantages to living in the Char," said primary school teacher Farida Yasmin.
There are no good schools here for our children, no good place to send the children for recreation, the water is arsenic [−contaminated], and the facilities here are mostly outmoded and need replacement.
Managers posted staff to upazilas far from their homes, the housing was inadequate, there were problems of personal security, there were no good schools for their children, and there were no overtime payments or opportunities for promotion.
Where you can get a good job and send your kids to a good school, no matter what zip code you live in.
Being in the catchment area of a good school is no guarantee of a place.
Saba Azeem, a mother with three children at the school, said it was "a good school, with no Islamic agenda".
