Sentence examples for universal enrollment from inspiring English sources

European countries also have achieved near universal enrollment.

Some public preschool programs in the United States have achieved essentially universal enrollment with disadvantaged populations.

Some states moved to universal enrollment while others still have no program.

Most literature about the grade school impacts of attending public preschool have examined targeted Pre-K programs (e.g., income dependent) which do not permit universal enrollment.

A related purpose is to contribute to our understanding of the sustainability of Pre-K impacts when the arena of operation is a school district which has scaled up public Pre-K to nearly universal enrollment.

A universal enrollment system will alleviate those concerns.

Other achievements he cited include the near-universal enrollment of children in primary schools, increased literacy rates, higher agricultural wages and expanded access to health care.

Donor governments were quick to fund these efforts, in line with the global goal of universal primary enrollment.

Among other ideas: a living wage, a carbon tax, a Mortgage Refinancing Trust agency, progressive tax reform, real immigration reform, filibuster reform, public funding for public elections, universal voter enrollment.

Both the direct costs of attending school (e.g., tuition and other fees, mandatory uniforms, transport, books) and the opportunity costs, particularly in the form of lost labor for the household, remain barriers to achieving universal primary enrollment and completion.

Although elementary school attendance is nearly universal and secondary enrollment is high, relatively few non-Europeans gain higher qualifications.