Sentence examples for schools integrated from inspiring English sources

And in contrast to the leading schools' integrated structure, on-the-job management education is dis-integrated.

That number has ballooned over the past twelve months, with more than 10,000 schools integrated into its system.

The then Ministry of Education and Vocational Training (MOEVT) (2016) defines special schools, integrated units, and inclusive schools as follows: Special schools are those schools which provide education to only one category of children with special learning needs.

As of 2011, 75% of medical schools integrated spirituality related topics into their curricula, and as of January 2014, the Medical School Objective Project published competencies in spirituality and health for the first time (Puchalski et al., 2014).

"I hate to say it, but ever since the schools integrated (in the 1960s), it went downhill," unemployed paralegal Vicki Cotterman said at a campaign stop for Perry in Walterboro on Thursday.

Furthermore, I get the sense that if our schools integrated more industry involvement in their curricula and focused on learning and experience gathering, rather than testing, our students might start to rebound from their consistently poor and dropping international rankings.

He said he believed that if even one school integrated, integration would sweep over all of Virginia.

Now Cleveland must consolidate its schools, integrating all its students into one middle school and one high school.

The real issue is: How should law schools integrate teaching the more basic practice skills with intellectual skills and professionalism?

"Sixty-four yeago ago the question of diversifying schools, integrating schools, was definitively settled by the United States Supreme Court in Brown vs. Board of Education," Mr. Carranza said in a speech last year.

Why do law schools integrate technology into education?