Sentence examples for school advantage from inspiring English sources

Although earlier studies suggested a single-sex school advantage, more recent research finds no difference between the two school types.

This is consistent with the lack of a systematic private school advantage referenced above, and additionally suggests that the introduction of competition may not by itself have a large impact on public school productivity.

For example, I estimate that by looking only at grades in English, maths and the top-graded three other GCSEs (a measure once known as the "FT score"), you more than double the size of the London secondary school advantage compared with the metrics used by the IFS.

"Everything I achieved was done without any connections or family or school advantages," he says, "and I want to let young people know that if I can do it, then they can do it too".

Victory Schools, for example, proposed converting and managing one or two schools, and Advantage Schools requested management of two schools.

Mr. Landherr said the immigrant influx is giving the school an advantage.

I spent several days sitting in on classes at Golden Door, an elementary school that Advantage operates in Jersey City.

In an area where pupils' test scores at age 11 are below that, this could give the school an advantage.

The pushy parent who uses every device from after-school coaching to stage school to advantage their offspring will be booking educational trips to exotic places.

He then went on: "When a school takes advantage of its applicants like this, of course you're going to think twice about applying.

"After recomputing the rankings based on what the college says is accurate SAT data, we discovered that the inflated figures did not give the school an advantage in our rankings," Kiplinger's article said.