Sentence examples for world-class school from inspiring English sources

"Our intent is to create a world-class school of management in Southeast Asia," Fine said.

"We want to be a really great school, a world-class school in Newark," said Norman Atkins who founded and runs the North Star school with a co-director, James Verrilli.

Sen. Paul Pinsky (D-Prince George's), who served on the panel, also known as the Kirwan Commission, described the legislation as an initial payment on a 10-year plan to create a world-class school system in Maryland and ensure that all students, regardless of race and ethnicity, are "college- and career-ready" by 10th grade.

One that allows students to be educated in a world-class school with international classmates.

What we do need is a world-class community sports system and a world-class school sports system.

OXFORD UNIVERSITY was offered a $34 million grant to build a "world-class school of business management" and turned it down.

We have all gone along with it, taunted by visions of "world-class" schools and the "war" on mediocrity.

Don't send cactuses, send proof that your city is growing and thriving, with great neighborhoods, world-class schools and universities, and connections across the globe.

You will draw on resources from all of Stanford University's world-class schools, including law, engineering, medicine, education, earth sciences, and humanities and sciences.

There is power in collaboration, especially when you are at Stanford, where seven world-class schools reside on a single campus.

Spending cuts alone could not address voter concerns —  89 percent of those surveyed agreed that  "for my children to have the economic opportunities I've had, we need to make real investments in education, creating world-class schools and making college more affordable".