Sentence examples for press for school from inspiring English sources

But others are going back to the Brown decision, this year more than ever, looking for new ways to press for school integration.

They press for school choice as part of a much larger ideological movement.

I don't believe that these plutocrats press for school choice to make a buck.

Former Gov. George E. Pataki and Malcolm A. Smith, president of the State Senate, have called trustees to press for the school at the request of Mr. Stovall and Steven B. Klinsky, the private equity manager who founded Victory Schools (and has donated to both men's political campaigns, among others).

Melquan Jones, a 16-year-old junior at Samuel Gompers, was looking up information on the history of the printing press for a school report.

A parents' pressure group has formed to help press for the school to remain open as an academy.

Parents had already founded an action group to press for more schools; the council let it be known that it would welcome a parent-led proposal; and a beautiful and so far unique relationship was born.Since that initial leap of faith, Lambeth has become nonchalant about stepping aside and letting others run schools.

Gentrification's defenders have argued that repopulating the inner cities has been good for all, creating sustainably dense neighbourhoods that are not car-reliant, saving our architectural heritage, rebuilding derelict sites and introducing articulate new residents who then press for improved schools and services for all locals – rich or poor – in a kind of trickle-down aspiration.

The press for small schools, now taken up by almost every big-city district, has diverted our attention from the need to strengthen curriculum and instruction, beginning in elementary schools.

Jerry Russo, the press secretary for Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein, said the mayor's plan would reverse the trend of pushing forward unprepared children.

Mr. Emanuel had pressed for longer school days, more control for principals in picking teachers, and an expansion of the city's charter school system.