Sentence examples similar to pace school from inspiring English sources

Would you have asked if it were true that whites were inherently unequal and should go to slower paced schools?

Even more delays are likely, given the relentless pace of school building projects and renovations, which correspond to the growth in the county's school population.

At wit's end over the tortoise pace of school reform, taxpayers constitute a perfect audience for self-styled reformers who claim to have the solution for failing schools.

"Passive resistance" greatly slowed the pace of school desegregation in Virginia.

In this rapidly changing technological landscape, regulation has too often failed to keep pace, as school districts across the country race to incorporate technology into their classrooms and curricula.

An internal survey of Pac-12 athletes has discovered that student-athletes dedicate an average of 50 hours a week to their sport during the season, a time commitment that is leaving them underslept and struggling to keep pace at school.

What's more, the pace of school construction has been slowed by rubble clearing and enduring issues of land tenure.

Not those pacing the school corridors, but those who think high thoughts about how schooling should be.

Even if the pace of schools reforms is glacially slow in Europe and America, innovations such as Knewton's adaptive learning platforms are spreading.

Only seconds before he goes on stage, Csanad Szegedi paces the school corridor like a bear in an unfamiliar forest.

AFI Fest opened Thursday night with the gala premiere of "By the Sea," a deliberately paced, old-school European-styled drama about an unhappy married couple that just happens to star Hollywood's most famous married couple, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie Pitt.