Sentence examples for toughest school from inspiring English sources

The event is the oldest, and arguably toughest, school run in the country.

Let's stop blaming educators who take on the challenge of serving in one of the country's toughest school districts and start focusing on repairing the American family.

Eventually, after an emotional public meeting and demands that something be done, the school board here enacted what is considered the toughest school drug testing policy in the nation.

And when Cornell goes on the road against Harvard, the team is still taunted with chants of "safety school," a reference to the perception that Cornell, at least in the rarefied circle of the Ivy League, was historically not the toughest school to crack.

And to get the best principals into the toughest schools.

This is what Burnham told BBC News just now: Sport is crucial, particularly in the toughest schools.

Is there a shortage of sponsors prepared to take on the toughest schools?

He hoped to attract and retain top people, who would be dispatched to the toughest schools and make a difference.

The goal, he says, would be to turn out 30,000 teachers a year to work in the toughest schools.

Many have come through "Teach First", a programme that selects graduates from elite universities to spend two years teaching in some of the country's toughest schools.

Mr. Klein said that the current system of accountability often failed to recognize excellent work by teachers in the toughest schools.