Sentence examples for schools a group from inspiring English sources

You are on the board of Communities in Schools, a group that describes itself as "the nation's leading dropout prevention organization".

She worked on some education-related projects while at McKinsey, based in Seattle, and later joined New Leaders for Urban Schools, a group that promotes training for principals.

And more new horizons beckon, including teachers in elementary and high schools, a group far more difficult to reach because of the entrenchment of state retirement plans.

The next prime minister must reverse two decades of ever-increasing centralisation in education policy and return the curriculum to schools, a group of leading academics argue today.

In an interview Sunday night, he said the new department could be especially effective in mobilizing parents of children in the city's schools, a group he says has been consistently ignored by the Bloomberg administration.

THE day before the government published its "pivotal" plans to shake up secondary schools, a group of parents was herded into Downing Street to hear the prime minister explain his thinking.

Outside the school, a group of some fifteen children had gathered by the limo.

At Yosor's school, a group of men showed up, urging girls to cover their heads.

At the school, a group of pupils prepare to end their break and move to their next lesson.

We've got people from all over: retired folk, students from the art school, a group of Asian ladies and a couple of local primary schools, too.

Continuing a tradition of year-end high jinks in this small, well-heeled village's high school, a group of seniors staged a number of pranks.