Peter Beinart was once at the vanguard of this school of liberalism that is so desperately needed today.
Plymouth is in the vanguard of a schools revolution that looks set to continue and accelerate, as Gove seeks to scrap restrictions on expansions of popular schools.
The squad is a corps of student volunteers, a modern-day version of the A.V. teams that used to fix the slide projectors back when audio-visual equipment was the vanguard of technology in schools.
In the post-local education authority world, specialist leaders of education (SLEs) are in the vanguard of the new era of school-to-school support.
Parkside is in the vanguard of some 60 state schools that plan to take advantage of one of the coalition Government's first acts – the lifting of Labour's ban on the use in state schools of the IGCSE, the more rigorous exam based on the former O-level.
In the vanguard of this sits the Headteachers' Roundtable (HTRT), a group of school leaders who came together via Twitter at the Guardian's offices three years ago this month.
The students who belong to Tsinghua's Entrepreneurs Club are the vanguard of a growing contingent at the school.
Wireless Generation's technology is used to track 2 million students in 7,000 elementary schools in the U.S. The privately held outfit, which netted pretax earnings of $400,000 on $45 million in revenue over the past year, is in the vanguard of companies delivering instant feedback to schools.
But Fieldston is in the vanguard of a small movement of selective private schools in New York City and across the nation who are uncomfortable offering A. P. classes.
That can only mean that this is a "Bolivarian" school, part of the educational vanguard of the social revolution that President Hugo Chavez has promised to the 80percentt of Venezuela's 24 million people who live in poverty.
