Sentence examples for schools concludes from inspiring English sources

In a review which will shock many members of the teaching profession, not to mention ethnic-minority parents, Maurice Smith, former chief inspector of schools, concludes: "I do not believe that barring teachers or other members of the wider school workforce from membership of legitimate [sic] organisations which may promote racism is necessary".

Our latest survey, which measures return on investment at 85 schools, concludes that B-schools paid back quite nicely for the class of 1998 a class that worked through the boom and bust since graduation.

Students attending bachelor's degree programs at for-profit schools are also much less likely to graduate than students who attend public universities or private non-profit schools, concludes the report from the National Center for Education Statistics.

In its 1999 report reaccrediting the university, the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools concluded that the mascot issue needed to be resolved.

It found "considerable diversity" in improvements between schools, concluding that it was not an "academy effect" that drove up standards, but different reasons at different schools.

And a new joint report by the Stanford and New York University law schools concluded that the strikes have killed more civilians than American officials have acknowledged and that they have undermined international law.

The resulting study of 927 public schools concluded that over 70,000 classrooms in the United States were likely to have radon concentrations that equal or exceed the E.P.A.'s action level.

The investigators' report, released Friday by Richard J. Condon, the special commissioner of investigation for the New York City schools, concluded Ms. Lam had helped her husband, Peter Plattes, get a $102,000 supervisory job in the Bronx.

Yost's letter came just after the conclusion of an investigation into Lockland schools, concluding that the district falsified data for 36 students during the 2010-2011 school year that yielded artificially higher scores for the district, WLWT reports.

The Education Department fined the company nearly $30 million last month after finding nearly 1,000 instances of allegedly false job placement rates published by its Heald schools, concluding that the company showed a "blatant disregard" for the federal student loan program.

A 2009 report lauded as most authoritative research yet on the efficacy of charter schools concluded that 17percentt of the charter schools studied outperform public schools and 37percentt "deliver results that are significantly worse" than those expected of the same students in traditional public schools.