Sentence examples for segregated classrooms from inspiring English sources

Among those listed as "done" was a pledge to create segregated classrooms for disruptive students.

For decades, it turned out a steady stream of Latin-quoting toacherstaffstAmericarica's segregated classrooms.

"Now, what are we going to do to make sure they're passing at a higher level?" The Regents began an overhaul of the state's special-education programs in 1996, aiming to reduce the number of students classified as disabled and educated in the largely segregated classrooms.

Slovakian schools still have segregated classrooms for Roma and whites.

The study also found tracking that produced segregated classrooms in nominally integrated schools to be "pervasive" in the United States.

If he were alive today, I wonder what Martin Luther King Jr. would make of gender segregated classrooms.

A teacher recently quit saying female staff were forced to follow Islamic dress codes and that pupils were being segregated in classrooms, with girls sitting at the back.

The inspection and the closure comes less than two weeks after a teacher quit Al-Madinah, saying all female staff were being required to follow Islamic dress codes and that pupils were being segregated in classrooms, with girls sitting at the back.

These include claims of boys and girls being segregated in classrooms and assemblies, sex education being banned and non-Muslim staff bullied.

Children and young people are being segregated out of classrooms and disproportionately into prisons by ethnicity in this country.

The center's inclusive environment, as opposed to public schools where special education pupils are often segregated in separate classrooms, is more like the real world, she said.