Sentence examples for whose curriculum from inspiring English sources

At St. Stephen, crucifixes are in every classroom, there are morning prayers every day, and religion seems to be the one subject whose curriculum is relatively unchanged.

They were students from the Urban Assembly New York Harbor School, a public high school whose curriculum is organized around bodies of water in the New York area.

Bella Rabinowitz, writing on March 9 in PipeLineNews, called Gibran "an Islamist public school whose curriculum shares the same ideology as the Sept. 11 terrorists".

She started dancing as a 4-year-old in Taiwan, and later trained there in ballet and folk dance before attending a performance arts school whose curriculum included modern dance, jazz and Chinese martial arts.

The free guide was distributed by Young Minds Inspired, whose curriculum specialists have helped students explore history through films like "Schindler's List" and Ken Burns's documentary about Lewis and Clark.

It was partly intended to counter the pro-western Muslim colleges whose curriculum included both Islam and western liberal sciences – not unlike the French "inculturation" of Egypt at about the same time.

All live in large cities and have high GPAs at high schools whose curriculums center on the environment.

If approved, the academy would join a growing collection of charter schools nationwide whose curriculums center on an ethnic or cultural group, even though by law they must be open to all students.

The Regents standards were challenged not just by the alternative schools, but by some suburban schools and by many of the state's private schools, whose curriculums are not overseen by the Board of Regents.

They are participating in a program called "We've Been There Done That," whose unconventional curriculum and charismatic leader have attracted attention from across the country.

He had quarreled with El Lissitsky and Kazimir Malevich, whose Constructivist curriculum had proved more popular with the students.