Sentence examples for support from school from inspiring English sources

The 99% School advertised the march in advance, disseminating an email that expressed support from school parents.

But support from school district members and others in her local community had helped Irwin and her three remaining children deal with losing her son and their brother.

Though your headline points to parental apathy, you hit on the real problem when you note that "several council presidents said they were frustrated by a perceived lack of support from school principals, many of whom do not even know who their council members are".

However, studies of their working experience have revealed feelings of disempowerment that appear to be related to insufficient support from school managers.

Respondents faced various problems in implementation of NPC, the more serious problems are related to lack of profrosseional support from school administrators, insufficient quality in-service courses and lack of knowledge and skills in teaching certain components in NPC.

It isn't so much new legislation the schools need; it's more money to fund anti-violence education programs, as well as more high-level support from school administrators to assess such things as the burn out rate among teachers as well as the long-term effects of trauma from simply trying to survive the high stress environments that so many schools have become.

There should be targeted support from schools, universities and employers to help Muslim women achieve their career ambitions.

The proposals yesterday gained broad support from schools and universities, but failed to convince business leaders the benefits would be worth the cost and disruption of reform.

National, regional and local authority results released by the Department for Education (DfE) show that 58% of six-year-olds reached the expected standard, and teachers have identified around 235,000 pupils who will now receive additional reading support from schools.

"We agree that widening participation requires 'a genuine national effort' with sustained support from schools, colleges and universities, as well as continued investment by government".

Where a school is in crisis, we are able to broker immediate support from schools.