Sentence examples for schools and implement from inspiring English sources

On April 22, 2010, Zahorchak was selected to be superintendent of the Allentown School District in Allentown, Pennsylvania, where he vowed to establish regular updates to families about their students education, improve safety in schools and implement incentives to attract qualified minorities and top education students into teaching positions.

In addition, Bishop Egan also raised a $55 million endowment for the diocese's five high schools and implemented improvements in school budgets.

There are countless other sport for development organizations working with schools and implementing after-school programs around the country, and I can't help but think the writing is on the proverbial wall.

16 We had designed the EdAl (Ed ucació en Al imentació) programme as a randomised, controlled, parallel study applied in primary schools, and implemented by university students acting as Health Promoter Agents (HPAs).

However, hygiene behaviour of schoolchildren cannot be expected to change unless schools develop and implement practical teaching methods and that health promotion programmes have a stronger focus on creating HWWS routines in schools as well as in homes.

Since 2000 CitySprouts has been working with the Cambridge, Massachusetts public schools to develop and implement school garden programs.

President Gnassingbe expressed his intent to eliminate school fees and implement free primary education.

a process of constantly analyzing, questioning, and critiquing established assumptions of oneself, schools, and the society about teaching and learning, and the social and political implications of schooling, and implementing changes to previous actions that have been supported by those established assumptions for student learning and a better schooling and more justice society for all children.

The opinions of staff were also encouraging because through this attachment the students have been seen as an extra resource for the school and implementing this type of educational program has not been seen as another burden placed on education staff with very demanding professional roles.

"[The Education Department's Office for Civil Rights], states, and school districts should work with schools to develop and implement actions to change potentially harmful imagery and symbolism," it continues. .

Schools that develop and implement approaches to engage parents in the STEM agenda are more likely to achieve success with their learners.