Sentence examples for stressed schools from inspiring English sources

Among progressive reformers, Dr. Perrone's commitment to flexible teaching methods and his opposition to standardized tests made him the conscience of the profession in the modern era, when financially stressed schools nationwide embraced standardized tests as a way to improve academic performance and streamline the teaching process.

That approach has, in some cases, stressed school budgets.

The dramatic change, though, has not been without major pressures on the already financially stressed school systems throughout the state, which ranks 48th in per-student spending.

King would undoubtedly be proud of the way some African-Americans have stressed school, but overall I'm afraid he'd be pretty disappointed.

The stressed school systems are one more instance of a country struggling to keep up with the needs of military families, worn down by a decade of war in Iraq and Afghanistan.

They don't pay income taxes, don't pay property taxes, don't pay for health care, are stressing schools and emergency services.

And, indeed, this is what we get (whether we are neo-liberals or not) when we stress school as preparation for jobs in a developed country based on economic theories of ever increasing "growth".

"It strengthened my family because I don't get stressed when schools are about to open thinking about school fees.

But he stressed that schools are under a huge amount of pressure to meet their league table and Ofsted targets.

When academic goals are stressed at school and at home, students succeed.

He also stressed that school officials are always concerned about the safety of students.