Sentence examples for status of school from inspiring English sources
To describe the current status of school based sex education and to determine predictors of providing a comprehensive sex education curriculum.
"The Schools Under Bloomberg: Much Tumult, Mixed Progress" (front page, April 18) looks at the status of school reform and mentions Public School 92 in Harlem in particular.
Penn State trustees will meet Wednesday to determine the status of school president Graham Spanier, who has been oddly silent after issuing a statement offering "unconditional support" for athletic director Tim Curley and vice president Gary Schultz.
The Commons public accounts committee said reforms introduced by the last government had led to a rise in the status of school science but there were too few science teachers and facilities were "unsatisfactory and even unsafe" in a quarter of secondary schools.
"New local directors of school standards will monitor, support and challenge schools to improve, driving up standards in underperforming and 'fragile' schools - irrespective of the status of school.
Our project focused on assessing the nutritional status of school going children in grades 6th to 8th in different schools of Karachi.
To characterize the nutritional status of school-aged children from an urban public school in Mexico City, Mexico, and to assess the influence of obesity on health status in a subgroup of these children.
The question of public sector salaries is still up in the air, since the legal status of schools and hospitals is unclear.
The department also has revamped its Web site to give people easier access to information about the accreditation status of schools.
The cases Dowd discusses — Sandusky, the Catholic Church's child-sex-abuse scandal, recent revelations about Horace Mann — involved crimes and misdemeanors that went on for years or decades, hidden by the "hallowed" status of schools or sports or religion, and that we've finally, more recently exposed.
As one would expect, lower scholastic standard e(S) often corresponding to poor socio-economic status of schools decreases effort.
