Sentence examples for no longer educating from inspiring English sources

The argument that charter proponents make is that since the school is no longer educating the student, the per-pupil amount it sends to the charter represents real savings for the district.

We're no longer educating children -- we're just getting kids to pass tests, because that's a small and measurable task that you can "succeed" on, including changing scores, teaching to the test, etc. Educating a child is a huge task that really has very little to do with test-taking capacities.

The UC system no longer educates the majority of Californians.

We would no longer be educating all citizens for basic appreciation of scientific systems.

Ross argued that the upper classes were no longer better educated, richer, or cleaner than those not of their class.

They're no longer fully educated in their own background and heritage and culture and they are not fully accepted in the new society.

Universities can no longer afford to educate, train and prepare students on their own.

We can no longer afford to educate the few to think, and the many to do.

By the time Wallace was thirteen, the family fortunes had sunk so low that his parents could no longer afford to educate him.

That is important, Mr. Steiner said, because "our goal is no longer just to educate, but to also create a preference for our company over our rivals".

A study found that Oakland is losing about $57 million a year in revenue because children transferred to charters, even after researchers considered how much money the system was saving when it no longer had to educate those students.