Sentence examples for wave of teachers from inspiring English sources

The walkout in LA is the latest in a wave of teachers' strikes across the country.

The shortage is largely the result of a wave of teacher departures.

With the economy still lagging and states forced to slash their budgets, Congress must act again to prevent a wave of teacher layoffs that could damage the fragile recovery and hobble the school reform effort for years to come.

For instance, black candidates and their supporters deeply opposed a wave of teacher layoffs that the school board had initiated to prevent a local tax increase.

The walkout is part of a wave of teacher strikes taking place in red states that have passed tax cuts while slashing education funding in recent years.

He linked the documentary with the recent waves of teacher-led protests that seem louder and larger than ever before.

As both leaders amassed their huge arsenals and conscripted wave upon wave of peasants, teachers, engineers and doctors, they were summoned to negotiations in Algiers earlier this month.

The consequences of a trend to marginalize social studies in the early grades are complex and widespread, as a new wave of novice teachers and K-6 students are receiving a message clearly implying that social studies education is unimportant.

She is one of the wave of Oklahoma teachers who are reluctantly leaving the profession.

I understand the pain that is felt in the teaching community over the wave of new teachers, programs, and funding flooding the education community.

This is the question that House Appropriations chair David Obey put on the table when he said he would sit on the war appropriation until the White House acted on House Democratic demands to unlock federal money to aid the states in averting a wave of layoffs of teachers and other public employees.