Sentence examples for opening charter from inspiring English sources

These young leaders are remaining here, creating non-profits to serve the city and opening charter schools at a rapid pace.

Many corps members stay in education going to graduate schools of education, entering into policy work, opening charter schools but generally not in the teaching profession.

So far, Mr. Bloomberg has used that power to make significant changes, including opening charter schools all over the city, handing schools blunt A through F grades, and granting hefty bonuses for principals who show that their students are improving.

In Chicago, Ren 10 is opening charter schools and trying to bring their flexibility to two new models: "performance" schools, where teachers are unionised, and "contract" schools, which may hire non-union teachers but must still abide by some district rules.The first step is to identify the seeds of a good school.

Virginia leaders have given local governments control over opening charters, granting school boards authority to approve or deny applications.

Unusually, other cities are finding him useful too.His education reforms, which included the opening of 111 charter schools, have become a model for other districts.

After Katrina with the opening of more charter schools we now have one of the best school systems in the country.

But the months leading up to the opening of this charter school, part of the Success Charter Network run by Eva S. Moskowitz, a former City Council member, were anything but typical.

In New York City, the opening of a charter school where pupils might master the intricacies of Arabic was all but thwarted by vociferous critics, many of them vocal supporters of Israel, who made it sound as if a terrorist training camp was opening in Brooklyn.

The opening of regular charter flights across the Taiwan Strait, allowing thousands of mainland tourists to visit the island, is the most important of a number of confidence-building measures since the victory of Ma Ying-jeou and his China-leaning party, the Kuomintang (KMT), in the presidential election in March (see article and article).

Last year, CPS shut down 50 elementary schools in the largest single wave of public school closures in U.S. history and has been criticized since then for approving both the opening of more charter schools and expansions to other existing schools.