Sentence examples for schools states from inspiring English sources

A federal survey last year showed that in 87percentt of the cases of persistently failing schools, states and school districts avoided wholesale changes in staff or leadership.

The contract between unions and schools states that teachers must be available to work "such reasonable additional hours as may be necessary to enable the effective discharge of their professional duties".

In exchange for the autonomy that states extend to charter schools, states should demand "absolute, unequivocal accountability," the speech says, and close charter schools that fail to lift student achievement.

He attributed this to the need to fit in, to change behavior and persona as one changed schools, states, and countries and Moore's remark is a fillip to that notion, suggesting that, in the face of such rapidly and radically varying outer circumstances, the realm of imagination that she carried within her was her real home.

As this newspaper recently reported from Riyadh, the 10th-grade textbook for one of the five required religion classes taught in all Saudi public schools states: "It is compulsory for the Muslims to be loyal to each other and to consider the infidels their enemy".

Information sent to schools states a performance lasts an hour and includes three songs, plus a 20-minute chat with the children.

A number of parents have forwarded to me their schools' stated plans.

Grammar schools State schools that can exclude people for failing entrance exams the way private schools do.

I taught subsequently in various schools, state and private, never really settling.

I am not trying to represent all schools state or private, I'm sure there are some amazing, happy state schools and some miserable private schools.

O'Reily publicly advocated government assistance for religious schools, stating that it was unfair Catholics paid taxes to support state schools, but received no funding for their own.