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One new route into top schools leads straight from community colleges.

The Conservatives argue that the impersonal nature of large schools leads to bad behaviour and low standards.

One of our high schools leads the state in National Merit semifinalists, and the other is pretty good, too.

The insistence on using only Arabic in schools leads many Moroccan Berber children to drop out because they cannot understand the lessons.

In California, for example, state chapters of the Civil Liberties Union, have already filed suits against the state university system and the state's public schools, arguing that a lack of advanced placement classes in poorer high schools leads to discrimination in college admissions and advancement, since students in many schools have no access to the classes that could gain them extra credit.

The focused attention on bad schools leads to a reduction in the likelihood of entry into the transfer market of low and high experienced teachers from bad schools.

Following these three teams are Notre Dame — and then six southern schools, led by Texas and Texas A&M.

Crime, perceived safety and the quality of local schools lead to reputations that have real consequences.

Hughes' arguments for state support of parochial schools led to the creation of the U.S. parochial school system.

Missionary schools led the way in the introduction of the "new learning," teaching foreign languages and knowledge about foreign countries.

Columbia University, a consortium of schools led by New York University, and three other institutions are seeking to build on other sites.