I would love to find a major city school district graduating more students than its suburban counterparts
because of academic excellence.
Not exact matches
A dozen public schools across the state, including two on Long Island, risk losing their chance to win coveted national «Blue Ribbon» awards for
academic excellence because of the drop in the number
of students who took standardized Common Core tests this spring.
Secretary Bell conceded that the report
of the
excellence commission «didn't touch enormously on vocational education»
because vocational courses are not considered part
of the traditional «
academic core» subjects.
He provides moving examples
of what it was like for him growing up in a single - parent household, being teased for acting and sounding white
because of his commitment to
academic excellence, and having direct encounters with both sides
of crime and violence in America.
It goes hand - in - hand with any other discipline programs a district implements
because it is high expectations for the entire learning community and builds a culture
of respect and
academic excellence that our students deserve.»
Ross was identified as an ideal candidate
because of his commitment to transparency as it relates to student success and
academic excellence and his deep understanding
of the transformative power
of higher education.
A New Jersey suburb
of Princeton University, which churns out high achieving high school graduates, is riven with conflict, the New York Times reports,
because many Caucasian parents want the
academic pressures relaxed, while many Asian - American parents fear that high expectations will be drawn down and a record
of excellence eroded.
Because, while
academic excellence forms the foundation
of the Pace experience, we understand that a true citizen
of the world must bring varied abilities, passions and perspectives to the global community.
The school didn't initially want to recognize her
academic excellence because of the color
of her skin.