Sentence examples for school overcome from inspiring English sources

"Duke has really knocked that wall down". Watts Principal Carol Harrison Marshall credits Duke's tutoring program with helping her school overcome low-performing status, improving in student test scores and achievement.

You might feel nauseated and your head might ache like mine from lack of sleep and thoughts of your little one wandering the halls of elementary school, overcome by fear.

She was the only sibling who had the gumption to graduate from high school – overcoming the long trek into town and home each day.

We all have our challenges: I struggled with dyslexia as a child in school, overcoming my troubles with reading with the patient help of my parents.

Can languages in primary schools overcome the challenges ahead?

Waiving of school fees, for example, is one possibility, but this would certainly have costs associated with helping schools overcome financing limitations arising from non-payment of school fees, with associated costs to Government.

Some also suggest that children's rapid adjustment to school can overcome much of the potentially negative effects on children's confidence and school behaviour (Belsky and MacKinnon [1994]).

No school can overcome that.

For several years he had been working quietly, as chairman of Intellectual Development Systems Inc., on a program to help school systems overcome learning problems.

Dr. Sue said that experience led him to conclude that he would have to do well in school to overcome such discrimination.

It took rising competition from Bangladesh, multiple visits to see lean manufacturing in action at firms across Asia and the United States, and finally the intervention of other family members (one of whom we taught in business school) to overcome his reluctance.