Sentence examples for tiny classes from inspiring English sources
I looked around and fell in love with the grounds, the lovely staff and the tiny classes.
Unless you're wealthy, that is, in which case you probably forked out a substantial amount of cash to get your child into a private school with tiny classes.
And while most of the programs are clustered in New England, they draw applicants nationwide -- and overseas -- almost all from public school students who have not had the experience of tiny classes, campus living and close relationships with teachers.
Expanding further with VPP's backing, See Forever provides tiny classes, hot meals, emergency housing, counseling and after-school tutoring.
I know of very few independent schools that could survive on the tiny class sizes that lots of people seem to think they all have.
For now, the future of Broad Acres could depend on how well Ms. Grant's tiny class does on the state's achievement tests.
"This is my favorite class to teach out of all of them here," said our instructor, a genial Iowa native named Beite Cook, as our tiny class of five convened early Friday morning.
While such countries have long been accustomed to vast disparities between a tiny class of the wealthy elite and the impoverished masses, the new elite shares some characteristics with counterparts in the United States.
With Winnett's tiny class sizes -- this fall the 7th and 11th grades will have just four students each -- teachers can develop an intimate understanding of each pupil's academic progress without testing, he said.
But if other countries protect their oil riches by keeping them under the control of national oil companies, Russia, in embracing some Western economic values, privatized most of its industry, creating a tiny class of powerful oilmen, with Mr. Khodorkovsky at its pinnacle.
Though most of the tiny class of Internet users in Cuba are prohibited access to the web (they get only E-mail, FTP, Telnet, and gopher), a small band of students are using E-mail to get to web pages.
