Sentence examples for raising classes from inspiring English sources

And yet I'm still no closer to working out if the SATC gals could do with a few remedial consciousness raising classes, or if they are, in fact, le dernier cri in empowered womanhood.

It's not only about cutting staffing levels and raising class sizes – they'll have to reduce the breadth of the curriculum.

"If you want to increase salary and benefits and keep the overall staff the same, it's impossible to do that without raising class sizes".

But budget cuts are forcing schools to raise class sizes, putting those who advocate shrinking them on the defensive.

The Sixth Form Colleges Association found that 81 per cent of colleges had had to raise class sizes between 2011 and 2015, while 72 per cent had dropped courses.

When GEMS first came to Britain in 2004, it raised class sizes by as much as a third at a school in Milton Keynes, and parents complained.

Since exams consisted of 70% of the course grade, this may have raised class grades by less than half a letter grade independent of any increase in learning.

When Chicago school officials announced their intention to raise class sizes in June, the teachers' union immediately filed suit to block the move.

Republicans will be raising middle-class taxes in order to serve the rich — shafting Sam's Club to benefit the country club.

The measure of trade success should be improving broadly shared prosperity, increasing family-supporting jobs and raising middle-class wages.

"I don't think we should be imposing new big programs that are going to be raising middle-class families' taxes".