Sentence examples for school credo from inspiring English sources

The video shows a troupe of girls from the local dance school "Credo" dressed in orange-and-black striped leotards, bootie-shaking with the sort of gusto and synchronization that would put Miley Cyrus to shame, as a person dressed in a Russian version of Winnie the Pooh costume looks on.

Shortly before taking up his appointment he said, "We will be adhering to the school credo of engaging individuals in socially productive work, at the same time delivering on quality education".

Run by Quakers in one of those country mansions that have seen better days (a slight whiff is the after-effect of the latest anti-mouse campaign, one of the governors explains), the school has a credo put simply by George Fox.

Like teachings of the Bauhaus and the school of Ulm, that credo stands as a touchstone of German design thinking, its influence evident in many German cars — not just those carrying the Porsche nameplate.

The center's study of New York City charter schools is online at credo.stanford.edu.edu

CREDO broke the schools into quintiles from high performing to low performing.

It even sites a 2013 CREDO Report asserting that charter schools outperform traditional public schools nationally, an assertion that has been since been disputed by Kevin Welner Director of The National Education Policy Center (they published the CREDO report).

Afterward, the sister utters the show's credo: "Man, I hate high school".

You don't want to be in a club that would have you as a member — which is the entire marketing credo of America's top schools.

The most recent study from the Stanford Centre for Research on Education Outcomes (Credo) meticulously details the impact of US free schools, known as charter schools, on young people's achievement.

You cannot step on others to climb up". Not exactly the capitalist credo you might pick up in business school.