Sentence examples for schools the first from inspiring English sources

He has opened 12 new schools (the first in the city for over 20 years) and a new university.

At thirteen, the outstanding athletes are admitted to one of fifteen Sports Initiation Schools, the first rung in the Soviet-model athletic program that Castro established in 1961.

One of Labour's flagship academy schools – the first to be headed by someone without classroom experience – was branded a disaster yesterday, four months after it opened.

A further impulse for elementary education stemmed from the Sunday schools, the first of which was founded in 1780 in Gloucester; by 1785 their numbers had so increased that the Sunday School Society was founded.

In 1998 he published Education for Citizenship and the Teaching of Democracy in Schools, the first of three Crick reports, which led to citizenship teaching being added to the schools' curriculum.

About 20 inches of snow fell Monday around Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, and closed schools — the first time since November 1996 that a winter storm forced the cancellation of classes, officials said.

In Connecticut, there were 178 such schools, or 17 percent of its schools, the second highest percentage in the country.

Although all immigrants benefit from lower shares of students who do not speak the test language in Swiss schools, the first-generation immigrants benefited the most.

Out of the whole list containing 370 schools, the tenth, twentieth, thirtieth, etc. were chosen.

"I know the high school, the first Mexican restaurant.

In any law school, the first year is devoted entirely to broad survey courses.