Sentence examples for schools lives from inspiring English sources

"He was raised in a bubble, went to all the best private schools, lives in a gated neighborhood.

The Walton's education agenda fails to address the fact that 1 out of every 2 children in our nation's public schools lives in poverty.

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"Significantly more pupils in our schools live in the most deprived areas," he added.

At Explore, as at many schools in New York City, children trundle from segregated neighborhoods to segregated schools, living a hermetic reality.

She went to private schools, lived in the suburbs; her mother, Betty Shabazz, was a teacher.

Arthur Levitt, then the president of the New York City Board of Education, responded that the schools merely reflected residential patterns: children who attended overwhelmingly black schools lived in overwhelmingly black neighborhoods.

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But both schools live in the same increasingly global cultural context.

The children of poor families tend to go to worse schools, live in rougher areas and have fewer business contacts.

Buy a median-priced home here, and chances are you'll send your kids to good schools, live next to well-educated neighbors and experience low crime.