Sentence examples for with small classes from inspiring English sources

Pomona beckoned with small classes and palm trees.

The Gillingham-Stillman technique can be used successfully with small classes.

Eventually Nicky and her husband Phil, who come from Shrewsbury, moved Lizzy to an independent school, with small classes where she has since thrived.

They do not permit enrollment in suburban public schools with small classes, attractive campuses, highly trained teachers and student bodies where high expectations rub off and become the norm.

The city's grading system uses an arcane set of comparative criteria and "curves," but the bottom line is that being small is a disadvantage, despite the belief of education experts that the most effective schools are ones with small classes.

The stigma of retention seemed to be a problem; Dr. House found that in seventh grade, attendance for the retained students, even with small classes, was worse than for the low-achieving control group not retained.

For many years she also taught at a private school with small class sizes.

I hope that educators will stick with small class sizes so that future generations of students won't have to endure excuses from burdened teachers.

Others, like New York's mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg, and its former schools chancellor Joel I. Klein have sent their children to private schools with small class sizes.

The schools, which are independent of local authority control, will allow groups to create more autonomous schools with small class sizes, Gove argues, though critics say they could wreck social harmony by creating ethnic or religious enclaves.

Many of the graves are grouped near one another on the hillside, with small "Class of '97" stone plaques that only hint of the loss that befell the town.