Sentence examples for wave of school from inspiring English sources

We might think of them as the three horsemen of arts education, just one short of an arts education Armageddon. 1. School reform: A Nation at Risk, the 1983 report that launched wave after wave of school reform, argued that our schools had lost focus and lowered their standards.

This weekend, soldiers were deployed to protect a handful of educational buildings in Mingora, amid a wave of school bombings.

Gov. Christine Todd Whitman signed legislation on July 18 to begin the state's largest wave of school building ever.

Goldstein ably sketches reformers past and present, asserting that the common force behind each new wave of school reforms is evangelical conviction, and that new movements often seem based more on faith than on factual evidence.

Warning of an educational emergency, Senator Tom Harkin, Democrat of Iowa, proposed a $23 billion school bailout bill last Wednesday that would essentially provide more education stimulus financing to stave off the looming wave of school layoffs.

A newly elected wave of school board officials have followed suit in starting a new chapter focused on mending communities, strengthening a fragile school district, and not looking back.

By contrast, the first major wave of school-finance litigation, in the early 1970's, sought so-called "fiscal equity," which required that all school districts be funded equally.

"We have 40,000 doses set aside for the first wave of schools, which we feel should be adequate," Dr. Farley said.

With the new wave of schools in the fall, and the growth of existing charter schools that are adding grades every year, enrollment is projected to swell by about 8,000 next year, to a total of about 38,000.

A father in the home doesn't stop a wave of public school closures.

IT will surprise nobody that the most competitive wave of high school graduates is now the most competitive wave of college students.