Sentence examples for scholastic competition from inspiring English sources

And the brainiacs need Gabriella for the big scholastic competition.

They are exceptions in three decades of Alaskan scholastic competition.

In four years of Section I scholastic competition, she has been beaten just twice.

As sophomores they transferred to La Salle Academy in Manhattan, competing against the best Catholic scholastic competition there is.

competition is more important than scholastic competition for the top players, the best players still play high school basketball, just as the best runners and football players represent their high schools.

On a recent day at WRKL, the station's program director, Agnieszka Kaczkowska, was interviewing a group of high school students from Gdansk who had just won an international scholastic competition in College Park, Md. Just before the students arrived, the station broadcast its daily "Vatican Report" live from Rome.

Subotnik notes that scholastic competitions can raise the social status of academic work as well as that of the contestants.

The sons of well-to-do families clearly had advantages, and men of the affluent and cultured southeastern region so threatened to monopolize scholastic competitions that regional quotas for those passing the metropolitan examinations were imposed by the government, beginning in 1397.

"For many years yearbooks were regarded as nothing but public relations devices for the schools, but over the past 10 years, there is a growing recognition that it is journalism," said Mr. Goodman, who added that most of the top yearbooks in scholastic competitions have agreements empowering students.

The Shelton High School newspaper Gael Winds received first place in the Hartford Courant's Annual Scholastic Journalism Competition and recognition for outstanding service to community from the American Scholastic Press Association.

The scholastic equestrian competitions are measures of skill, of course, but luck can play a part, too.