Sentence examples for the bad school from inspiring English sources

Police Commissioner Benjamin Ward, who, like the four boys, is black and from a poor neighborhood, said that he can understand the boys' frustrations with the bad school systems and lack of jobs for teen-agers.

I was the noisy elder brother, the show-off with the bad school reports whose theatricality, to my father's disgust, was fostered by our mother, the enthusiastic president of the local amateur drama society.

This large increase in search in the bad school market predictably leads to lower match probabilities for low and mid experience teachers in these markets.

The arguments of the bad school received another airing Thursday at a panel created by Congress to weigh national-security implications of growing U.S. economic ties with China.

Low experience teachers from good schools who are in the search market respond to this by shifting search to the bad school market, where they are most likely to find a match.

You might think that the Good school and the Bad school are the opposites, but they're not.

Instead, you'd choose "a bad school" and, as another researcher says, "the bad schools would fill up with more able children [and] … become good schools".

The more arresting figure, however, is the disparity in funds raised by the "good" and the "bad" schools, which stands, incredibly, at almost $900,000£700,00000) a year.

Citing a struggling single mother with a gifted child in a poor city neighborhood, he told Davos attendees, "We need to create some type of competitive mechanisms" to help her escape the bad schools she is stuck with.

Some private schools do very well with poor black and Hispanic children, others fail them and yet manage to stay in business, which suggests that even with lots of parents choosing there is a need for an authority than can close the bad schools down.The good schools, however constituted, have good teachers, inspiring principals and respond to their surroundings.

Of course, enthusiastic teachers may be harder to find anywhere these days, and the bad schools that I'm praising are not the huge, overcrowded ones with metal detectors, chaotic classes and teachers who burn out within a few years.