Sentence examples for schools conditions from inspiring English sources

Under this national framework, each school has to adapt and integrate more holistic strategies into their own program, adopting the national plans within the scope of the single schools' conditions.

Rihanna commended the students on their creative ways of retaining knowledge, despite their schools' conditions. .

According to a study published by the Century Foundation, many of these schools "condition admission and retention on dogmatic adherence to specific religious doctrine, usually excluding those who are LGBTQ or come from non-churchgoing families".

According to the American Society of Civil Engineers' 2001 report on school conditions, "the largest portion of schools reporting deficient conditions are in central cities serving 50percentt or more minority students".

The suit asks the federal court to provide relief that includes evidence-based literacy instruction in every grade level, along with addressing physical school conditions.

The students my colleagues and I spoke with simmered with complex analyses of the ways in which school conditions prevented them from learning.

But there could be a more sinister interpretation, he said, that the school conditions may have been so unappealing and even threatening.

And they need help, in the form of counseling and education, as well as long-term interventions to improve school conditions and access to mental health resources.

In addition, he said many of the budget difficulties fell through the cracks because most of the attention was being focused on improving school conditions and starting up programs intended to improve test scores.

The state attorney general, however, chose not to take action against union members following a similar sickout in January over poor school conditions, which labor experts said could be considered a method of strike.

"We have already implemented many improvements in our security system and other school conditions, to satisfy all state requirements, to respond to the concerns of our parents, and to best serve all of our children".