Sentence examples for spread of school from inspiring English sources

Thunberg has described the rapid spread of school strikes for climate around the world as amazing.

The operator, which specialises in exotic locations, says the difference in price is mainly because the airlines are still charging more over the traditional Easter period up until April 7 despite the spread of school holidays.

What a pity this was trashed in 1992 by his Tory predecessors as part of the general process of removing education from LEA control, which is still continuing today through the increasing spread of school academies.

The spread of schools in this country is a mish-mash of different purposes, ideologies and, soon, religions.

Since 1999, YHDP committees have been encouraged by the YHDP National Steering Committee with discussions and directions at YHDP Annual Review Meetings, to develop a regional mapping exercise to record the spread of schools and MFMC coverage; and the location of facilitators in relation to school coverage.

Over the last 20 years, however, the spread of public school choice and charter schools has led to a rapid growth in the number of public Montessori schools.

But Amy Green-Bosinoff, president of Sycamore, denied that, adding that the school had people on hand who spoke Spanish to interpret — Oak View is predominantly Latino — and "spread awareness of school choice". The free books, Green-Bosinoff said, were offered by a parent union separate from the charter that often donates books.

The spread of public school choice has expanded the number of public Montessori programs, from about 130 at the end of the 1980s to around 500 in 2015.

Only the one in Denver was directly about pay, with the others addressing broader issues confronting public schools, such as the spread of charter schools.

The major issue in those years was the spread of comprehensive schools, and consequent disappearance of grammar schools.

Will it be dominated by supporters of the school reform movement — who tend to oppose teachers unions and favor the spread of charter schools and linking teacher evaluations to students' standardized test scores — or by those who say the reform movement is anti-teacher and that it has narrowed the scope and creativity of education?