Sentence examples for schools underperform from inspiring English sources

The public schools underperform.

"We can no longer stand by as our schools underperform," Mr. Carcieri said in a statement.

Headmasters are often appointed in their 30s and rewarded with merit pay if they do well but moved on quickly if their schools underperform.

"We are constantly being told how our schools underperform and need to improve but I believe we have now got much better teachers; it is the buildings that aren't keeping up and we are not given the resources we need to do the job properly".

A20 Charter Schools Underperform A new study commissioned by the Department of Education, which compares the achievement of students in charter schools with those attending traditional public schools in five states, concluded that the charter schools were less likely to meet state performance standards, the authors said.

"Where schools underperform it is right that swift action is taken but a fair and balanced assessment of free schools would highlight the fact that two thirds have so far been judged good or outstanding".

Underperforming schools yield underperforming employees.

Too many parents, especially those in communities where schools clearly underperform compared with their counterparts in other parts of the country, haven't had the time to assess their choices.

Estyn's report found pupils eligible for free school meals were nearly twice as likely to miss school and underperform.

"Like any school, if free schools are underperforming they must be held to account.

In January, the National Audit Office released a report that showed 23% of secondary schools are underperforming.