Sentence examples for organized schools from inspiring English sources

However, a far lower percentage of traditionally organized schools are closed every year despite high dropout rates, low levels of student achievement and a refusal to change in the face of repeated failure.

Dom Gregory Tarrisse (1575 1648), the first president, desired to make scholarship the congregation's distinguishing feature; he organized schools of training and set up their headquarters at Saint-Germain-des-Prés Saint-Germain-des-Prés Saint-Germain-des-Prés Saint-Germain-des-Prés

After 1911, training took place in more formally organized schools.

Fast and active, the copper shark may be encountered alone, in pairs, or in loosely organized schools containing up to hundreds of individuals.

The effort also organized schools of philosophy to educate educators - developing what we call "citizen professionals" who think broadly about their work -- in topics such as the challenges facing modern societies.

In that respect, it is no less threatening to religious freedom than organized school prayer.

Republican strategists scoff at such efforts, saying Democrats will never make inroads among religious voters if they support abortion and oppose organized school prayer.

Almost every other child observed was found to be partaking in organized school or day nursery group activities.

Finally, the broad definition of sports and recreational activities used in this study included organized school sports, organized community sports, unorganized sports, and recreational outdoor activities.

During the struggle both black and white parents organized school boycotts.

When they arrive at their first organized school experiences, they are often already savvy on basic computers and mobile devices.