Sentence examples for stringent school from inspiring English sources

In a bid to encourage Tibetan girls to step out of the confines of stringent school curricula, the Tibetan Women's Football training program has also been formed.

Now some, led by Jeb Bush in Florida, are pioneering education reforms—school vouchers, stringent school testing that could have the same impact.They are pragmatic.

Furthermore, under the new, more stringent school meal nutritional requirements, it seems to me that a la carte items taken from the school menu aren't likely to go too far off the rails nutritionally.

The discipline was, however, unregulated, allowing for the existence of far less-stringent schools and of hybrid forms of the discipline such as so-called Piloga (Pilates with yoga).

I attended classes as normal, adhering to the stringent high school schedule.

As for 8th grade, that's practice for the new, more stringent, high school Regents exams.

Yet on January 26th an American immigration judge granted the Romeikes a piano teacher, his wife and five children political asylum, accepting their case that difficulties with home schooling their children created a reasonable fear of persecution.Under Germany's stringent rules, home schooling is allowed only in exceptional circumstances.

The bill provides for stringent sanctions against schools that don't meet proficiency standards.

It needs to take more stringent action against schools that use deceptive or unethical practices to attract unqualified students.

Educators and parents have complained that No Child Left Behind focuses too narrowly on standardized tests and then prescribes stringent consequences for schools that failed to hit benchmarks.

State education reforms, such as standardized testing and stringent accountability for schools and teachers, may affect teacher health by changing their working conditions.