Sentence examples for well-regarded program from inspiring English sources

Karen Loiacano moved to Massapequa two years ago specifically because the schools there had a well-regarded program, run by a nonprofit organization in Plainview called the Genesis School, that she thought would suit her autistic son's needs.

A well-regarded program that recruited professional chefs to help the New York City Department of Education provide fresher, healthier food in public schools is being discontinued because it does not meet new federal nutrition standards, the department said Friday.

There is also a well-regarded program called Summer Search that helps low-income high school students to take part in contemplative practices as well as service learning, travel, and wilderness trips.

This turreted old home sits a couple of blocks from the end of Main Street, opposite Green Mountain College, a four-year school that was a women's junior college for a time but now has wider offerings, including a well-regarded program in environmental studies.

Honestly, I'd rather leave with the cupboard still full". Danna, 27, attended El Toro High, where he played water polo for a well-regarded program in Orange County, considered a hot bed for high school water polo.

We all turned our attention to the food stamp program (also known as SNAP), and now we've discovered this previously well-regarded program that has historically received bipartisan support is now the favorite straw man for balancing the budget on the backs of those who can least afford it.

Other well-regarded programs include those at University of Maryland, Syracuse University, Boston University, University of Southern California and University of Miami.

Still, men dominate, especially in some of the university's most well-regarded programs — just 10 of 171 students in aviation management, for example, are women.

Her answer was a show called "Brilliant but Canceled," featuring well-regarded programs that few had watched the first time around, like "Now and Again" and "Bakersfield P.D".

The other voices quoted in the piece, which examines the holistic side of graduate school admissions, are those involved in the process at well-regarded programs of law (Yale), English (University of California, Berkeley) and engineering (University of Texas, Austin).

The accompanying paper, Building Blocks and Strategies for Helping Americans Move Out of Poverty, provides a much more detailed discussion, including examples of some well-regarded programs in each category (Bogle et al. 2016).