Sentence examples for recognizes students from inspiring English sources

During the convocation that begins each school day, he recognizes students and staff members for their achievements and leads them in the school pledge: "I know I can be what I want to be.

The annual Festival of Student Achievement recognizes students for their academic accomplishments and leadership through poster displays, poetry readings, research presentations and more.

He also founded and coordinated the National Native American Honor Society in 1982, which recognizes students from fourth grade through graduate and professional school who earn a 4.0 during any semester.

One of her innovations as a K-12 teacher, or kumu, at a Hawaiian-focused public charter school in Honolulu, was to create a place and nomenclature, based on cultural tradition, that explicitly recognizes students who are "in the middle" - somewhere between male and female on the gender spectrum.

The award is a scholarship program awarded by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) and Haier Electronics that recognizes student-athletes for achievement beyond sports.

The high school's agriscience program has produced several nationally recognized students in the Future Farmers of America.

In New Jersey, Cherry Hill High School West started its eighth society, Platinum Torch, in 2007 to recognize students dedicated to community service.

Dr. Choi said his team was racing to improve the robot's ability to recognize students and to discern and respond to a student's voice amid noise.

Mr. Harris said he wanted to recognize students for doing well because too often they received attention only when they were in trouble.

She is committed to outreach in its many forms, including educating dormitory staff members to recognize students in distress and encouraging professors to report disruptive behavior in class.

For the last decade, Student Assistance Services has sponsored the Derek William Long Award in memory of a student who was killed by a drunken driver, to recognize students whose efforts at keeping their peers from using drugs and alcohol are deemed especially effective.