Sentence examples for unique school from inspiring English sources

Ted Cantle calls it "a unique school".

They have said that this is a unique school, with 74 different languages spoken and a number of complexities.

Chancellor John Mauceri said: "The founding visionaries of N.C.S.A. imagined a unique school for young artists who would be taught and inspired by great performing artists.

I'd heard the city was home to a unique school of cooking in which French and Indian techniques and ingredients intermingled, but if such a restaurant actually exists, I couldn't find it.

Boulder is home to Naropa University (1974), a unique school that combines contemplative studies with traditional Western areas of scholarship, and also has a branch of Front Range Community College (founded in 1968 as Community College of Denver).

According to state statutes, a "unique" school can be an interdistrict or intradistrict magnet, a local or state charter school, a regional vocational agriculture school, a regional vocational-technical school, an alternative or special-education school or a lighthouse school, which focuses on behavior and attitudes to increase academic performance.

Fortunately for Hamilton Avenue, the state designates magnets as unique schools, therefore easing the pressure to balance the schools racially.

Amazon debuted a program that seemed both inevitable and unthinkable earlier this year, depending on your perspective, when it teamed with UC Davis for a unique school-specific storefront that provided a cut of sales to the school (2 percent to be exact).

We evaluate the impact of this unique schooling policy on maternal labour supply.

Pflueger designed a handful of unique schools for San Francisco Unified School District, including two elementary schools, a junior high, two high schools and every major building on the first campus (Ocean campus) of San Francisco Junior College, an institution that would later expand to become City College of San Francisco.

I am not suggesting this is a zero-sum context or that Latino males have it worse than other groups, but I am suggesting that research and programmatic work should be better focused on disentangling the unique schooling experiences of Latino males independent of the work on African American males and other male groups.