Sentence examples for schools born from inspiring English sources

When did it become unconstitutional to assign children to separate schools?" Born in Chicago, Mr. Olson grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and went to Boalt Hall law school at the University of California, Berkeley.

"I want people to understand that more is possible than what we take for granted these days," Mr. Roderick said in explaining why he wrote the tale of schools born of a $60,000 federal antipoverty grant.

We included all school children who were attending year 4 in the 75 schools (born in 1991 1992, aged 8 9 years) within in the catchment area of the Maidstone district on the 1st of October 2000.

Traditionally, the republican school, born of the French Revolution, was the breeding ground for citizens.

So we can assume Donald was probably disciplined old school – born with a severe physical disability, extremely short legs, in 1932 – and wrinkled his nose at the "loadsa money" culture that Margaret Thatcher introduced and Gordon Brown half-taxed until the good times ran out.

Staying in school Born in 1940 in Nyeri, Kenya, Ms. Maathai followed a path rarely taken by girls from rural Kenya: she pursued higher education.

The authors noted that in most American schools, students born early in the year start school at a later age.

The idea for the Harmony schools was born, he said, when he and friends — including Dr. Tarim — saw how much less rigorous the American high schools were in teaching science and math.

According to the survey on "Integration of the second-generation (ISG)" carried out by ISTAT in 2015 and involving lower and upper secondary schools, immigrants born in Italy perform almost the same scores as Italian students, meaning that there is no significant statistical difference between the two categories.

The schools were born in the fervent reconstruction era after the Mexican Revolution, conceived as places that would train committed rural teachers for the children of Mexico's campesinos.

19 The CSHRR is an unselected population consisting of 372 636 school children, born between 1930 and 1989, who ever attended school in the Copenhagen municipality.