Sentence examples for schools dedicated from inspiring English sources

Therefore, standards, tests, accountability systems and a generation of new schools dedicated to serving the poor must not have worked.

Officials also said they did not expect to make changes in District 75, which serves 23,000 special education students in schools dedicated to them.

In addition, the number of schools dedicated to education in Kazakh has increased, while the number of Russian-language schools has declined.

The Van der Kelen-Logelain Institute in Brussels was one of the first schools dedicated to the study of decorative painting.

"Parents have a responsibility," Mr. Bloomberg said during a visit to one of 150 city schools dedicated to tutoring failing third graders during spring break.

There, Mr Cucinelli has set up schools dedicated to crafts such as tailoring and gardening and a "neo-humanist academy".Mr Cucinelli considers his products to be "absolute luxury", and not many would disagree.

As they have proliferated in recent decades, in an age when many public schools dedicate few resources to dance, they've created opportunities for youngsters who might otherwise have few chances to get onstage.

Although philosophy features on the high school curriculum in most Australian states, only a very few primary schools dedicate class time to broad philosophical enquiry or to the explicit teaching of critical and creative thinking.

After all, Brazilian elementary schools dedicate just one hour a week to science study, he reports, although Instituto Sangari has negotiated the allotment up to four hours a week in its contract with the Federal District.

And both attended the Peoples College of Law, a night school dedicated to producing public-interest lawyers.

Idyllwild Arts Academy is a college preparatory boarding high school dedicated to the passion of young artists.