Sentence examples for state curriculum from inspiring English sources

Although the state curriculum has become more rigorous under Mr. Bush, the test has not.

It is opening low-cost private schools to teach Islam, along with the state curriculum.

There are also several Islamic schools, which stick to the Michigan state curriculum but also offer daily Muslim prayer and Arabic-language training.

Bob Huff, a Republican from San Bernardino, said he worried that the bill would water down the state curriculum and distract students from learning the basics.

Yet he is determined to press on: "All schools, even religious colleges like Tarim, will be required to teach the state curriculum," he says.

The education ministry has now purged the state curriculum of much offensive material, and is set to embark on a massive, American-modelled retraining scheme for schoolteachers.

Second, as your article says, state curriculums have become less rigorous.

They said that while downloading state curriculums was free, the costs of acquiring workbooks and texts would bring the cost close to the city's $56 million estimate.

And as statistics has become a much larger part of math teaching in the last decade, expected value problems are popping up in state curriculums and on standardized tests.

Spurred by the temporary deletion of the word "evolution" from a proposed state schools curriculum, the State House of Representatives voted, 97 to 67, to require state curriculums to conform to standards recommended by national organizations, which have traditionally included the teaching of evolution.

Mr. Mills and Mr. Klein have both repeatedly said that the national test is less comprehensive because not all students are required to take it, and it is not aligned with state curriculums.