Sentence examples for vibrant school from inspiring English sources

Winton School Winton primary is a vibrant school serving a diverse community with high unemployment, just a stone's throw from our offices in King's Cross.

On Thursday, Mr. de Blasio, in a statement, praised Mr. Walcott for reversing course on Wadleigh and credited the victory to "this vibrant school community that never gave up".

The architects transformed an 11,000-square-foot mini-mall, which had never opened, into a vibrant school building in the Rampart district with classrooms for 250 children, from kindergarten to fifth grade.

However, as with most schools of philosophy, the line between critical scholarship and creative development is hardly a clear one, and in practice the retrospective study of the Kyoto School often blends together with its further unfolding as a vibrant school of thought.

Hence the Kyoto School, perhaps like any vibrant school of thought, should be seen as a cluster of original thinkers who, while not uncritically subscribing to any prescribed dogma, nevertheless came to share, and debate, a number of common motifs as well as basic concepts and terminology.

We have a deliberate and detailed five-year plan to drive up enrollment and make Brentano an even more diverse and vibrant school than it already is.

The graduation ceremony for La Salle's class of 2001 on May 19 was the last at the once-vibrant school on a 175-acre campus overlooking the Great South Bay.

People who've looked at the state of Texas have consistently said that because we have set high standards, abolished social promotion, got a vibrant charter school movement, have got a public school choice movement, that we're making the best progress in the nation for improvement among minority students...

For nearly 20 years, P.S. 87 had been a vibrant, progressive school, an Upper West Side jewel beloved by teachers, parents and children.

The above is some of Whitehead's most evocative writing about God, and was powerful enough to inspire the movement known as process theology, a vibrant theological school of thought that continues to thrive today.

However, the demand for girls' education is on the rise and all-girls schools in the province are as populated and vibrant as schools for boys.