Sentence examples for weakening schools from inspiring English sources

It is now up to the charity commission to work out arrangements to test the public benefit which member schools provide and the ISC will want to work with them very closely to ensure that they are reasonable and proportionate and will boost public benefit without weakening schools.

"I'm happy to see Alpha Phi become the first sorority not to support a bill that would weaken schools' ability to adjudicate sexual assault on their campuses and undermine safety for survivors," McCaskill told HuffPost.

A1 AIDS Weakens African Schools In the Ivory Coast and other African countries, large numbers of teachers are dying of AIDS, further weakening educational systems.

Mr. Corzine flatly opposes vouchers, saying they would weaken public schools.

But Mr. Morath said that if the administration weakened the schools, it risked losing the last remnant of middle-class confidence in the district.

Decades of dwindling population and resources had already greatly weakened the schools, but now the Republican-controlled state government has drastically cut aid to the district.

Hardly a bravura performance for charters, especially when they've weakened public schools by billions annually!

Where is their freedom of choice in having their tax dollars stolen to weaken their schools?

Another criticism has been that the program weakens city schools by removing talented students to county schools.

The Depression and the falling birth rate in the pre-war years had also weakened independent schools and schools receiving the direct grant.

In fact, that's exactly what's weakened public schools across the country by leaching away what meager funding these districts have left.