Sentence examples for rigorous school from inspiring English sources
But it is not all fun and games at Groton, a rigorous school with Saturday morning classes and mandatory chapel attendance four days a week.
"Keeping a very rigorous school system moving forward helps the economic development of the city," said Michael Mulgrew, the union president.
South Korea's 55-year-olds come close to bottom in the OECD's skills league tables, but their children and grandchildren massively outperform them, which suggests that rigorous school reforms can yield relatively quick results.Many questions remain.
As the founding headmaster of Saint Ann's, Mr. Bosworth envisioned an academically rigorous school for the gifted, from pre-school through high school, with no grades and few rules.
"It would have been better to hone the blueprint they inherited: a national curriculum, external tests and rigorous school inspections," says Alan Smithers, an education expert at Buckingham University.
Tim Matson Astoria, Queens, May 25 , 2008 To the Editor: Is it really possible for a student at a rigorous school to strike a balance between course load and lifestyle?
And the Internet reduces the academic price that students pay for going to less rigorous schools.
Danya, who is in ninth grade, and Arden, who is in seventh, were accepted at academically rigorous schools.
But, from the early 1960s, a mixture of hard work, rigorous schooling, state-enforced austerity and imported technology transformed the place.
Ultimately, both approaches achieve essentially the same result: only an elite has the good fortune to attend rigorous schools and succeed at a university.
And, what they are perhaps best known for, they run academically rigorous schools and universities around the world — which in the United States include Georgetown, Boston College, Fordham and the various Loyolas.
