Sentence examples for schools to implement from inspiring English sources

Seventeen states are asking schools to implement new teacher evaluations.

Recently, new laws placed a "positive duty" on schools to implement it.

Our report sets out ten recommendations for how to incentivise and support schools to implement the benchmarks, but in the end it all comes back to school leaders.

"I don't think it's going to be difficult for schools to implement," said Jessica Shelly, director of food services for the Cincinnati Public School System.

Previously, having worked with schools to implement the national curriculum, I soon felt it was too academic to engage the less able, and the number of truants I meet through youth offending seems to bear this out.

At the National Union of Teachers annual conference in Brighton, a motion was backed calling for Prevent to be scrapped, after a succession of speakers ridiculed its effectiveness and attacked the poor support offered to schools to implement it.

Students at Columbia University have recently called on the school to implement "trigger warnings" or alerts about potentially distressing material that is presented in course curricula.

The first school to implement Globaloria in foreign language studies, their class, Diseñando Videojuegos (Designing Video Games), has girls learning to design and program educational games with industry-standard tools that teach Spanish vocabulary, grammar rules, and other language lessons.

Advice is given to the schools' administrations to implement healthy food in school vending machines and school meals.

In contrast, in countries such as Singapore and Chinese Taipei (Taiwan), school-level profiles are less parallel and compared to the country's average profile, many schools tend to implement more of some topic at the cost of other topics.

Staff have to be recruited and trained in many instances, and schools have to implement change.