Sentence examples for right of schools from inspiring English sources

In education it means ending academic selection once and for all (see here how it could be done), removing the right of schools to select by aptitude or run their own school banding systems from the School Admissions Code and ending the right of schools to select by "faith-based" criteria.

Once Mr. Bush settled on Mr. Ashcroft, who endorses the right of schools to turn away gay teachers, the president-elect tried to sugar-coat the announcement by declaring that his choice "now holds the Senate seat that Harry Truman held".

The ASCL head teachers' union welcomed "reasserting the right of school leaders to deal with indiscipline outside of school" but warned "that ultimate responsibility for behaviour lies with the parents".

But Scopes was never put in jail, and the fledgling American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) did not challenge the right of school boards, local communities, or states to compel teachers to stick to the approved curriculum, as they still do not.

It has gotten to the point that if LAUSD doesn't take action to improve, parents are going to abandon the district by exercising their right of school choice.

Advocacy by UNICEF and partners to ensure that girls do not lose their right to education due to pregnancy resulted in a clear statement by the Education Minister about the right of school-age girls to be readmitted to school after childbirth, and opened up a dialogue about their right to attend school when pregnant.

Social Darwinism, in Dr. Keller's telling, ignores how "the fittest will keep on making enough money to put their kids in the right sorts of schools and right sorts of processes to stay the fittest".

At Catholic universities, some students support the right of the schools to uphold religious doctrine.

Her cases included Immediato v. Rye Neck School District in which the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the right of high schools to require community service as a graduation requirement.

Yet the so-called "Religious Right" he helped lead first came together to preserve the right of Christian schools to maintain racial segregation.

The United States Supreme Court set the tone in 1969, when it upheld the right of high-school students to protest the war by wearing black armbands.