Sentence examples for signature education program from inspiring English sources

Education Secretary Arne Duncan, who has the job of implementing President Obama's signature education program, praised Tennessee officials for having "the courage, capacity and commitment to turn their ideas into practices that can improve outcomes for students".

Referring to the signature education program of his predecessor, George W. Bush, Mr. Obama said, "Unlike 'No Child Left Behind,' this isn't about labeling a troubled school a failure one day, and throwing up our hands the next".

They would find that the schools on base are not subject to former President George W. Bush's signature education program, No Child Left Behind, or to President Obama's Race to the Top.

Even if you think the Obama administration's signature education program, Race to the Top, will not help a single child in America learn more, you have to admire its bureaucratic magnificence.

The announcement was quickly followed by news that Texas would not participate in the administration's signature education program, a competition among states for $4.35 billion in grants, because of its emphasis on the adoption of the common curriculum.

A1 Judge Upholds Education Law A federal judge in Michigan dismissed a major challenge to the Bush administration's signature education program, No Child Left Behind, saying the federal government has the right to require states to spend their own money to comply with the law.

Mayor Bill de Blasio on Thursday used a news conference announcing the expansion of one of his signature education programs to defend his education policies as a whole and to sweepingly dismiss those of previous leaders of the school system.

You may recall that one of President Bush's signature education programs is No Child Left Behind, which passed in 2002.

President Obama has rightly threatened to veto the House version of a spending bill that includes damaging and unnecessary cuts to his signature education grant program, known as the Race to the Top.

President Barack Obama had his own signature education law: the grant program Race to the Top, originally part of the 2009 stimulus package, which offered funds to states that undertook various reforms, including expanding charter schools, adopting the Common Core curriculum standards, and reforming teacher evaluation.

Under his leadership, Northeastern expanded its signature cooperative and experiential education program to 88 cities in 46 countries and launched NU Core, the first University-wide general education program, which includes an experiential learning requirement for all students.