Sentence examples for teacher grants from inspiring English sources

There are the traditional, and familiar, PTA fund-raisers, most of which finance cultural arts programs and assemblies, student scholarships and teacher grants.

The educational foundation will keep accepting donations, for teacher grants and classroom supplies as well as athletics expenses, she said, but its volunteers will not actively solicit major contributions.

The Schools Foundation is a nonprofit that supports education through teacher grants.

Many years later, the district changed the use of the foundation's donations to go instead toward much-needed teacher grants.

If the teacher grants your request, thank him or her profusely, and don't let it happen again.

Endowment President Bill O'Hare said the teacher grants are the backbone of what the endowment has contributed to the District over the years and thanked Fraisse and Assistant Supt. of Instructional Services Nancy Hubbell, for helping refine and streamline the process.

They also said students were promoted with over 100 absences a year; the principal, rather than a teacher, granted class credits needed for graduation; and credit was awarded for classes the school does not even offer.

LeadAmerica offers teachers grants of up to $500 for classroom programs that promote leadership.

Last year, they financed a Holocaust program, computer hardware and teachers grants for the development of innovative programs.

Teachers granted sabbaticals are paid up to 70percentt of their salary for a year of study or travel, and in the past most applications were approved.

Lacan points to the dialogue between Socrates and the slave Meno, where Socrates acts as a benevolent gentleman-teacher, granting the illiterate slave a crash course into Euclidean geometry, only to discover that the slave already knows his geometry, albeit in a practical, hands-on way.