Sentences with phrase «assailed schools»

After strong forays into the subject of student voice through self - expression, clothes, print magazines and student - led organizing, several campaigns assailed schools for stifling student voice in the 1960s.

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Meanwhile you assail the church and insist on tainting our children with the lie of homosexuality, being taught in our schools upon your insistence.

Assemblyman Charles Barron, a Democrat representing East New York, heckled the governor for more than a minute as other lawmakers looked on uncomfortably, assailing Cuomo for inequities in school funding.

Cuomo has assailed the state's public schools for years, blasting their steep costs, low graduation rates and a system that guaranteed jobs to poor - performing teachers.

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Native American Schools Ponder, Assail Dropout Rates With the high school dropout rate for Native Americans among the highest in the country, reservation and school officials are searching for new ways to keep teens in school.

The son of the late radical poet Amiri Baraka, he's used his public school credentials to assail the reforms Anderson and Christie have championed.

December 19, 2011 Tim Eller, the Press Secretary for the Pennsylvania Department of Education, penned an Op - Ed in the Courier Times assailing the critics of the school voucher program in Senate Bill 1, specifically teachers union head Gary Papazian.

In the Patriot News, Op - Ed columnist James Hanak assails the propensity to cut funding for successful cyber charter schools in Pennsylvania.

In each case, the state's appointed superintendents have pressed for expanded charter schools to provide more opportunities for students, while Cerf has been a lightning rod for what community opponents assail as «privatization» of their districts.

Privacy rights are being assailed in all quarters including school; parents beware, and if it is your desire, opt - out of NCLB disclosures to the military.

While the new law does offer additional funding for Chicago Public Schools, the Chicago Teachers Union is assailing the voucher plan, which would offer individuals and businesses a 75 - cent tax credit for each dollar donated to a «scholarship» fund.