Sentence examples for role of school from inspiring English sources

Soon after entering school, Otlet took on the role of school librarian.

While also joining the majority, Justice Thomas filed a separate opinion emphasizing the role of school choice on the opportunities available to poor urban children.

The decisions, reached after three exhaustive weeks of public hearings and protests, signal the department's faith in the role of school administrators when it comes to improving failing schools.

It has already been attacked by a wave of literary names: in April, Literature Alliance Scotland called on the council to restore the 10 roles, citing "the vital role of school librarians in encouraging young people to read, introducing them to learning, improving literacy, and assisting pupils' academic attainment and chances in life".

While he accepts the political element to fighting for library funding, he wants to focus on the wide diversity of provision – from schools with tiny reading nooks to those with big hub libraries filled with resources – and spread awareness of the role of school libraries and librarians.

Dr. Steiner, who in 2003 published a paper critical of the required reading at 16 elite education schools, says that colleges still devote too much class time to abstract notions about "the role of school in democracy" and "the view by some that schools exist to perpetuate a social hierarchy".

Even as the specific fixes advocated for schools have changed, the role of school-district leaders has gotten greater attention — and the selection process has become more political.

Moreover, long-term trends suggest that, as societies industrialize and modernize, social class becomes increasingly important compared with the role of school-related factors in determining educational outcomes and occupational attainment.

A HISTORIC role of schools has been to "Americanize" immigrants.

"I don't think it's the role of schools to carry out immigration checks.

We now expect sophisticated psychology about child development to attend to genetic influences, family structures and formation, and the role of schools; we expect health studies to consider the context within which healthcare is provided.