Sentence examples for selective public school from inspiring English sources

"I'm going to sing, dance, draw, design -- whatever gives me joy," wrote Jessica Perez, who left the Choir Academy of Harlem, a small selective public school.

"They kept asking if they were invited," he said of his students at Columbia, a selective public school that specializes in math, science and engineering.

The New York Times has revealed that out of almost 900 students admitted into the top selective public school in New York City, only seven were black.

High Note on College Acceptance The Choir Academy of Harlem, a small selective public school on Madison Avenue and 126th Street, is singing the news that all 41 of its graduates were accepted to college.

Bruce Winokur, a math teacher at Stuyvesant High School, New York City's most selective public school, says he is seeing more students who are gifted in math but unable to keep up with high school work.

As a Columbia University alumna whose child attended a selective public school in the Columbia area, I support the university's plan to create a private school for the children of faculty members and neighborhood children (front page, June 28).

They can send their children to magnet or selective public schools.

Imagine being one of the few black and Hispanic students at one of the country's most selective public schools.

So did 10 of her classmates, the most ever from Bronx Science, one of the city's most selective public schools.

But imagine being one of the few black and Hispanic students at one of the country's most selective public schools.

"B used to mean good," said Victoria Goldman, author of "The Manhattan Family Guide to Private Schools and Selective Public Schools" and a Riverdale board member until 2007.