Sentence examples for schools for everyone from inspiring English sources

But these aren't the schools for everyone.

"But instead of building better schools for everyone, they're setting themselves apart".

"Most folks are for having equal opportunity, having good schools for everyone," said Patrick J. Flavin, an assistant professor of political science at Baylor University who recently wrote a report on the black-white achievement gap in schools.

We teach organizational skills, like the use of video and still cameras, to tell stories to join black and Latino parents and charter and public school teenagers across class and generational divides, to demand better schools for everyone.

"A contemporary community centre, or like an art school for everyone, where everyone has access to art in a very broad way".

To break the rigidity of four years of high school for everyone will almost certainly require a significant incentive, given the propensity of schools to resist change.

In French schools, vending machines are rare, snacking almost inexistent and the "menu du jour", concocted by the school chef, is usually placed in the most conspicuous place of the school for everyone to see.

After World War II, as all sectors of Southeast Asia gained political independence, each newly formed country attempted to achieve planned development to furnish primary schooling for everyone, extend the amount and quality of postprimary education, and shift the emphasis in secondary and tertiary education from liberal, general studies to scientific and technical education.

Their big question is how to send their children to school, but we can't pay for school for everyone.

When school personnel aim for a safe school for "everyone," they generally mean a school where no one is targeted with physical violence or with direct verbal assaults within adult earshot.

Secondary education was not even offered to its children until the late 19th century, but by 1920 massive construction made primary education, along with both ordinary and specialized high schools, available for everyone.