Sentence examples for schools resulting from inspiring English sources

To be sure, the councils have invigorated some schools, resulting in changes in report cards, reading and math programs, teaching schedules and school spirit.

The change will be felt most dramatically on Staten Island where, because of a quirk in federal rules, Title I money has been concentrated among a very small number of schools, resulting in a per-pupil allocation more than twice the city average.

The higher cash balances held by academies are a reflection of the freedom and responsibility that this government's plan for education has given to schools – resulting in more than a million more children in good or outstanding schools than in 2010.

Last year in Pakistan alone, there were 152 targeted bombings of schools resulting in their complete or partial destruction.

This means the School has joined the national network of specialist schools, resulting in every school in Bath and North East Somerset now having a specialism.

But they're also examples of the growing segregation in all of Minnesota's public schools, resulting in poor outcomes for black and Latino students, particularly in the Twin Cities (Minneapolis and St .Paul).

The growth of national schools resulted also from the lack of a unifying paradigm.

Fewer Black law students graduating from law schools result in fewer Black lawyers.

In Indonesia, a three-year school-based toothbrushing program with fluoride toothpaste in elementary schools resulted in up to a 40% reduction in caries [ 29].

The majority of TIMSS countries randomly sampled only one intact classroom in each school, resulting in classroom effects being confounded with school effects.

Such cognitive gaps in early childhood development persist throughout school, resulting in poor high school graduation rates.