Sentence examples for reports education from inspiring English sources

8 P.M. (13, 49) TAVIS SMILEY REPORTS: EDUCATION UNDER ARREST Mr. Smiley travels to Washington State, Louisiana, Missouri and California to examine the connection between the juvenile justice system and the dropout rate among American teenagers; as many as three-quarters of those incarcerated in detention centers withdraw from high school.

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The sixth episode of TAVIS SMILEY REPORTS, "Education Under Arrest," premieres tomorrow, Tuesday, March 26 , 2013 8 00-9 00 p.m. ET on PBS.

Matthew Bromme, superintendent of District 27, has reassigned the principal of M.S. 180 and the dean to whom the incident was originally reported, education officials said.

"We are thrilled by the report, education is absolutely vital in putting a stop to FGM – we just hope that the government now acts on these recommendations," she said.

By Andy Borowitz July 6 ,2017 WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is being dispatched to Pyongyang in what the White House is calling a high-stakes mission to reverse North Korea's years of progress in math and science.

By Andy Borowitz April 28, 2017 WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—Education Secretary Betsy DeVos criticized the media on Friday for placing so much emphasis on Donald Trump's first hundred days, because "it's so darn hard to count to a hundred".

The report Education to be More (1988) recommended equitable funding across the diverse early childhood institutions.

Not enough--at least financially--as the latest Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development OECDCD) report "Education at a Glance" states.

The OECD report, Education at a Glance, makes statistical comparisons between education systems in the 34 member nations - the most developed in the world.

In fact, the reported education levels are similar to the US child care workforce statistics cited by Bassok et al. (2013).