Sentence examples for talented classes from inspiring English sources

"The kids turn on it, they sacrifice their spots in gifted and talented classes to belong to a group where they feel good".

In the case of gifted and talented classes, that might mean including the nuanced expertise of schools and teachers in making decisions for gifted classes in their community.

And either those enrichment clusters are not game changers the way gifted and talented classes can be, or the city is not doing a good enough job advertising their merits.

In my "gifted and talented" classes in middle school, we chose two or three books a year to read on our own and do a project on, while reading several novels a year as a class.

NEW YORK Because of an editing error, an article last Sunday about racial separation in gifted and talented classes in New York City's public school system misstated the admissions procedure for Hunter College Elementary School and its residency requirements for applicants.

Forbes helped the Bulldogs land consecutive talented classes, one of which included the future N.B.A. player Paul Millsap. "Steve is one of the few coaches who has a network of friends and acquaintances that stretches all over country, and that has now provided him with a base to land top-100 talent in Florida," Richard said.

With the talented Class AAA first baseman Nick Johnson lurking, the Yankees could trade Martinez before next season to save money and get younger.

We had a ridiculously talented class, and I think many of them will.... Michael R. Jackson, Rachel Peters, Brett Macias, to name a few.

Griner headlines a talented class.

Now, Ms. Echols's youngest son, Kenyan, 10, is in the fifth-grade gifted and talented class taught by Ms. Dillon.

By 1908 he was at the Slade, a member of an unusually talented class that included David Bomberg, Mark Gertler, Paul Nash, Ben Nicholson and Stanley Spencer.