Sentence examples for school shifted from inspiring English sources

During the Great Depression, when almost no one was unscathed by the economic downturn, enrollment at the League dropped, and the image of the school shifted, as mostly women supported by well-off husbands could afford to take art classes.

The school shifted away from its early, expressionist-influenced phase towards a new aesthetic based on functional, industrial design, epitomised by the tubular steel and leather armchair designed by Marcel Breuer, the school's most famous student.

He continued his intense study; this, together with the liberal atmosphere of the school, shifted his theology further leftward and he became a Rational Dissenter.

HSDM faculty will continue to assist with curriculum delivery and provide technical and strategic support as the school shifts to its new campus.

In Ardsley, where a high school principal will be needed in the next academic year, the district decided to shuffle current administrators: moving the middle school principal to the high school, shifting the middle school assistant principal into the top job there and offering the assistant principal position at the middle school to the elementary school's current assistant principal.

It was in that moment that my viewpoint on Big Schools vs. Small Schools shifted.

Even when schools shifted from having predominantly white student bodies to being predominantly black, they retained the form and culture of white schools.

A race that had begun by focusing on Emanuel's tenure — responding to the controversies that dominated his terms, including policing issues, gun violence, skyrocketing pension debt and his decision to close more than 50 public schools — shifted.

In the 1970s and 1980s, however, many schools shifted to earlier hours.

In the decades following, schools shifted from lengthy written evaluations to percentage grading of student achievement.

There are no national statistics about the number of schools shifting to standards-based grading.