Sentence examples similar to targeted on school from inspiring English sources

The Housing Corporation, which oversaw the programme, maintained that the scheme was being targeted on schools because they were suffering the worst teacher recruitment and retention problems.

Although some RH programmes targeted on the school children were carried out during the past few years, the most vulnerable population of recent school leavers is often being neglected[ 9].

Speaking on behalf of Malala Yousafzai exactly a month after she was targeted on a school bus, her father Ziauddin Yousafzai said she wanted to thank well-wishers for helping her to "survive and stay strong".

Inspections to be targeted on failing schools, an effort to get more science and maths graduates to be teachers, and state school pupils to sit "elite" exams like the iGCSE.

The costs associated with decision-making over such large scales are high and suggest the value of targeting on a school by school basis using predictive risk mapping.

Amy Costello hosts a discussion on the targeting of schools in the region with Wenny Kusuma, Country Programme Director, UNIFEM Afghanistan; Yasmeen Hassan, human rights lawyer and deputy director of programmes Equality Now; and Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, journalist and award-wining documentary maker.

The police say Mr. Allen found the schools he targeted on the Web using computers at a Kinko's copy shop in Garden City, N.Y., and at public libraries.

In middle school I was targeted on several occasions for breaking the dress code.

The funding could be found by scrapping the current government schemes, which throw money at those schools that have shown they cannot be trusted to spend it wisely.Alan Smithers, an educational expert at the University of Buckingham, agrees that targeting spending on schools, rather than students, is the wrong thing to do.

The government launched a £20m vaccination campaign on Thursday targeted at school-age children in England who have not been immunised against measles because of misplaced fears over the MMR jab.

Interventions in promoting participation at the school level and effects on child outcomes could be targeted to the school socio-ecological environment.