Sentence examples for weak schools from inspiring English sources

WEAK schools have long held back Latin America's development.

Advocates say that vouchers give poor children opportunities akin to the affluent and would force weak schools to improve.

Weak schools in rural areas are more likely to find themselves cut off as the influence of local authorities declines.

So the seniority transfers have a significant impact on weak schools with a disproportionate share of inexperienced teachers.

But the displaced students often went into other weak schools, adding little benefit for those students and sending those schools into tailspins.

Under the old system, weak schools got more of what are known in education-speak as "challenging" pupils, making bad schools worse.

Weak school leaders will be forced out and an additional 500 free schools will be established, according to its pledges.

"No government is ever going to magic away every single weak school, that would be a delusion.

Some donors have reserved the right to renege if the city chooses a weak school leader or one who is inclined to backpedal.

Millions of students attend abysmally weak school systems that leave them unprepared for college, even as more jobs require some higher education.

The sad truth is that these are the very young people most likely to attend a weak school and receive a substandard education.