Sentence examples for rising teacher from inspiring English sources

Administrators at several of New York's top schools attributed the tuition inflation to rising teacher salaries, ever-expanding programs and renovations to aging buildings.

Schools would have to pay 5% more to fund rising teachers' pension and national insurance contributions, while economists said the prime minister's admission would mean a further cut in real terms.

Class sizes are rising, teachers are fired, extracurriculars are slashed and school security guards laid off.

AFTER a decade of generous pay rises, teachers found the three-year pay deal proposed on January 15th by Ed Balls, the schools secretary, distinctly underwhelming.

But the bar is notched higher annually, and the penalties for schools that fail to get over it also rise: teachers and administrators can lose jobs and see their school taken over.

He embarked upon a 35-year career in the Detroit school system in 1937, rising from teacher to become superintendent in 1966.

Over a span of 34 years, she rose from teacher's aide to teacher to high-school administrator.

As I describe in my new book, "Dakini Power," more and more Buddhist women are now rising as teachers in their own right who understand their responsibility: to invigorate and bolster women to hold up "half the sky" as spiritual seekers and teachers.

He rose from teacher to official in Grenada's Education Ministry and on to a job in the government as cabinet secretary.

In a parking lot, on a downtown city street closed for a parade where we can celebrate our queer love, our queer bodies, we take the cup of Thanksgiving together and remember the broken body of our risen wounded Teacher as we share bread.

If unemployment rises, teachers' pay packages will begin to look increasingly attractive alongside more precarious private-sector jobs.