Sentence examples for promote scholastic from inspiring English sources

The federation's vice president, Tim Hanke, said that Ms. Marinello's plans to promote scholastic chess would not only benefit schoolchildren but would enliven the game.

The Office of Durham Affairs sponsors the bee to promote scholastic excellence and to encourage the love of letters, words and language.

Mr. Canada, who has been praised for his work of promoting scholastic achievement in pockets of urban poverty, was prominently featured in the documentary "Waiting for Superman," which won the Sundance Audience Award last year.

She says she was particularly intrigued by a mentoring program called Project Excel, which was introduced by Dr. Axelrod to bring students, teachers and members of the community together in activities aimed at promoting scholastic achievement, community service and a heightened awareness of civic and spiritual values.

"Physical activity before, during and after school promotes scholastic performance in children and youth," according to a new consensus statement published Monday in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.

It also promotes the "Scholastic at the Olympic Games" television show.

In matters of Islāmic law, which governed Muslim family relationships, ritual duties, and personal conduct, ʿAbduh tried to break through the rigidities of scholastic interpretation and to promote considerations of equity, welfare, and common sense, even if this occasionally meant disregarding the literal texts of the Qurʾān.

Also, no pressure, but it turns out Scholastic is collaborating with LitWorld to promote World Read Aloud Day, which includes a celebration of Harry Potter Book Night on Feb. 1. Kristin O'Keefe is a freelance writer in Kensington, Md. You can find more of her work at KristinOKeefe.com.com

Scholastic had used its trusted name to promote a "clean coal" curriculum to 4th graders all over the United States.

But Ms. Star, the author of "The Calendar Club" mystery series for second and third graders (Scholastic) and three novels for adults, would rather promote reflection on the bizarre state of youth team sports than town gossip.

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