Sentence examples for schools alignment from inspiring English sources

During the conference call, Wheaton College President Dr. Phillip Graham Ryken and The Catholic University of America's president John Garvey stressed their schools' alignment on pro-life beliefs.

The school uses a "curriculum alignment plan" to map out how much classroom time is spent on Spanish and English and in which subjects.

But bringing school schedules into closer alignment with parents' work realities has to be part of the mix.

The USDA, at the behest of Congress, sought recommendations from the Institute of Medicine on how to bring school food standards into alignment with the Dietary Guidelines for Americans.

Such consultations give Thornton Academy more alignment with feeder schools than is typical in many fully public systems.

The school also offers ballet "for alignment purposes and for muscular development," Ms. Ross said, referring to the underpinnings of good dance form.

Oddly enough, Haynes spent last fall as a volunteer defensive-line coach for a North Carolina high school that uses a 3-4 alignment.

Lambda School argues that this provides incentive alignment, because the school wants its graduates to be as successful as possible, while the Twitterati snarks that the startup has invented "taxes".

Furthermore, it pays at least lip service to "alignment" of pre-school standards with the state's academic expectations for the early grades.

Toward these ends, researchers have sought to understand the relationship between Pre-K attendance and later school outcomes, beyond kindergarten entry (Magnuson et al. 2007a), to address the question of Pre-K quality, PK-3 alignment, and later school quality.

By using this analysis method, the findings indicated that teachers perceived that their motivation and goals for participating in professional development were not in alignment with their school district and universities that designed and facilitated professional development activities.