Sentence examples for schools are learning from inspiring English sources

But as lawyers and nutritionists gather their forces for a larger battle, schools are learning that junk food bans may be easier to enact than to enforce.

Government statistics show that 2.9 million children in public elementary and secondary schools are learning disabled, or 6percentt of the total.

"All of us in schools are learning more and more about the devastating, long-term impact of concussions," said Paul Stellato, the head of Princeton Day.

ROTHERHAM, England — Five months after the celebrity chef Jamie Oliver succeeded in cajoling, threatening and shaming the British government into banning junk food from its school cafeterias, many schools are learning that you can lead a child to a healthy lunch, but you can't make him eat.

Schools are learning to educate the populace about HIV half of them already have the equipment needed for public TV programs to help break the silence.

Even Catholic boarding schools are learning how to deal with it.

The bad news about the Gates' initiative began to accumulate in 2005, when a Gates-funded study by the American Institutes for Research showed that students in traditional, comprehensive high schools were learning more mathematics than those in the Gates' small schools.

The objective is not to worry about the percentages, but to be concerned that the kids in that school are learning something.

Comparing how much students at one high school are learning, relative to students at another can be a tricky equation.

Moreover, millions who are in school are learning little.

Latrines have been built in public spaces like markets and schools, and a social mobilization programme is teaching villagers the importance of hygiene and clean water, while children at school are learning to wash their hands with soap.