Sentence examples for standard school system from inspiring English sources

"Pirate radio has been like a pressure valve for kids every since Radio Caroline and we are carrying on with that," said Lockhart, who also wants to work with pupil referral units, the last landing places for difficult children kicked out of the standard school system.

Classroom security: With an installation time of 15 minutes, the Classroom Secure Rapid Lock System effortlessly retrofits to all standard school door locking systems.

She does not feel that the pursuit of profit should play any part in state schools.Ms Wynns believes that, by striking independent deals with teachers and setting its own standards, Edison threatens the collective efforts of teachers in San Francisco to raise standards throughout the school system.

Implementing high standards and holding the school system accountable for meeting those standards is essential to bring about critical improvements in the school system for these students.

However, all had learnt several non-native languages, which is the standard in the Finnish school system.

And, one would think that Michelle Rhee learned from the city". Although many of her achievements come with asterisks and caveats, by any standard Rhee improved a school system that was among the nation's worst.

Mr. Bloomberg said that he supported raising the standards and that the school system would work to help more students pass the exams.

Directed by Frank Capra and animated by Chuck Jones, the films coupled Hollywood showmanship with cutting edge research on such standard school topics as the solar system, meteorology and the human body.

In the school system, such standards imposed from outside the classroom serve only to discourage the competent teachers, not to improve the weak ones.

"This school is run by a Swedish free school operator and is the first school to be run on a profit-making basis – ingredients that we were told were guaranteed to raise standards of education throughout our school system.

And crucially, they've got to tell us how we're actually going to raise standards in Birmingham because our school system is so fragmented it feels at times likes the Balkans.