Sentence examples for ranking school from inspiring English sources

As happens every three years, this will detail and rank the reading, mathematics and science skills of 15-year-olds in each country.But even more important than ranking school systems is knowing how to make them better.

Also have her high school college counselor (or another high ranking school official such as a Vice Principal) go to bat for her with a supportive phone call, email or letter.

Also, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention my parents here -- my Mum was a fairly high ranking school official in my hometown and in retrospect, she held a pretty 'male' job at the time (the 90's).

He advocated ranking schools on "contextual valued-added" scores – whereby pupils were given a ranking on what they had achieved when they started and then given a new one on taking their GCSEs.

She bristled at the thought of judging students by test scores and shunned the idea of ranking schools.

The relevance to college rankings is that you can think of each category (such as student-faculty ratio) as a voter or a group of voters ranking schools.

The EIU claims the greatest focus on the student market, ranking schools by how they respond to what students say they most want from an MBA course.

By ranking schools, universities, hospitals and police forces they encourage the public to put pressure on those deemed to be 'underperforming'underperforming

Michael Gove, the Education Secretary, is already reviewing the league table measures, and it is possible that he might ditch the idea of ranking schools according to the five A* to C grade criterion.

Ivo Welch, who teaches there, argues that ranking schools by the number of students gives roughly the same result as more elaborate surveys: Harvard top, Wharton second, Kellogg third and so on.

There are difficulties in ranking schools according to the town or city they are in.