Sentence examples for raised students from inspiring English sources

EL PASO — It sounded at first like a familiar story: school administrators, seeking to meet state and federal standards, fraudulently raised students' scores on crucial exams.

He gave me the conventional wisdom on Ya and Yu as it filters down to a teenage coal worker: Yanukovych raised students' stipends and pensions.

In part, federal officials say, ArtsLit has done well because of qualitative evidence that it has raised students' interest in reading and improved their public-speaking skills.

Poland is a surprising educational success story: in the course of less than a decade, the country raised students' test scores from significantly below average for the developed world to significantly above it; Polish kids now outscore American kids in math and science, even though Poland spends, on average, less than half as much per student as the United States does.

A report by the watchdog said the school had not effectively raised students' awareness of the risks of extremism.

Ofsted said in its report Park View Academy "had not effectively raised students' awareness of the risks of extremism".

Since the start of the recession at least 32 states have reduced money for universities or raised student fees.

The Lieberman-Bayh program also included financial rewards for states that raised student achievement, and sanctions for those that failed.

For the 2009 2010 academic year, UC cut freshman enrollment targets by 2300 students and raised student fees 9.3%.

Even before the vote, UC had instituted hiring and salary freezes and raised student fees by 9.3%.

In Lowell, Mass., for example, collaboration between teachers and management has significantly raised student achievement.