Sentences with phrase «awful schools»

There are absolutely a bunch of awful schools out there that need to do better.

The school - turnaround track record is dismal because, frankly, nobody is sure what to do with awful schools.

What's more, Won't Back Down may lead audiences to imagine that line - dancing, hand - holding parent - teacher collaboration will be enough to transform awful schools.

Truly awful schools operated without accountability; the board worked harder to please teachers than to protect students.

Choice advocates are right to argue that low - income children ought to be free to escape awful schools.

His advice on how to present sex is sensible, although I would have liked more practical advice on how parents should respond to the many aggressively awful school programmes on «sex and relationships».

«Mrs. Q's Fed Up blog (that became a book) had a premise: One picture, every day, showing how awful her school lunch was; she posted the picture, and talked about [the food].

If you judge schools solely by the news and peoples» perceptions, all US educators would all be working in downright awful schools.

Before she moved to Elmira, she lived in Brooklyn where she was surrounded by awful school options.

Meanwhile, poor parents are often trapped in awful schools because they can't afford to buy a McMansion for tuition.

Carranza will now give Wadleigh a fourth mulligan, keeping all its grades while trying to merge it with another awful school in the same building, FDA II.

This is clear from survey results that swing wildly depending on how, exactly, the question is phrased — and on whether the practice in question might inconvenience one's own kid, as apart from «fixing those awful schools across town.»

Faced with budget crunches and federal and state pressure to close achievement gaps and turn around awful schools, many districts are cutting their advanced classes.

If the lawsuit succeeds, the awful schools will remain open to damage another generation of children.

These words rang in my ears as I stood in a crowd of grieving families, angry students and concerned students in Parkland the day after an awful school shooting.

These words, written on a kid's backpack, rang through my ears as I stood in a crowd of grieving families, angry students, and concerned students here in Parkland the day after an awful school shooting.

awful school.