Sentence examples for schools to live from inspiring English sources
She fears that they may prove too difficult for many schools to live up to, and that, like N.C.L.B., they could wind up reinforcing the narrative of failure.
For the new grammar schools to live up to May's boasts of promoting social mobility, children from less affluent backgrounds will have to be offered lower thresholds to take a place, said Elliot Major – a place that would otherwise be taken by someone from a better-off background.
A little after the two-minute mark he says it is incumbent upon schools to live up to the American Dream.
If we expect our schools to live up to the high standards of the Common Core, we have to find more ways for teachers to make the same kinds of real-world connections we are asking of their students.. Teachers everywhere are facing larger class sizes and fewer resources.
As a teenager he dropped out of school to live in the mountains, teaching villagers to read under a literacy program after Castro came to power.
In 1954, aged seventeen, he left school to live with his family in the West Country port of Bristol, where they had settled a few years earlier.
They want the school to live up to its "zero tolerance" policy on bullying instead of slapping Kyle's wrist with a three-day suspension.
Within months I left school to live with Salinger; gave up my scholarship; severed relationships with friends; disconnected from my family; forswore all books, music, food and ideas not condoned by him.
It was about a bullied orphan who left boarding school to live in a haunted house and marry a black-haired man, and though now and then I had to ask my mother to decipher a word, I was enthralled.
He wanted to do "creative research" and was willing to give up an "elite" eastern school to live in La Jolla, hang out at the beach and commute in shorts.
Born in the Presidio District of San Francisco, California, he ran away from home while still in grammar school to live with his brother in Port Townsend, Washington.
