Sentences with phrase «birth circumstances»
The phrase "birth circumstances" refers to the conditions or situations surrounding a person's birth, such as the time and place they were born, their family's social and economic status, and any other relevant factors that may have influenced their early life. Full definition
He has been «incredibly explicit,» he says, about «the definition of success for us, [which] is that we dramatically increase the number of children, regardless of birth circumstances, who graduate from high school ready for college and career.»
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But still, yes, His birth circumstances were indeed the lowest of the low, born in squalor.
There were reasons for me feeling alienated that had nothing to do with seeking God and more to do with my birth circumstances and family and even where I lived.
«The great vision of the American experiment is that you could transcend your birth circumstances to become someone different from your parents, and public education is meant to be the catalytic agent of that central ideal.»
In both capacities, I have defined my goal in precisely the same way: to do everything possible to assure that every child, regardless of birth circumstances, has access to a free, high - quality public education that launches him or her into adulthood prepared for success.
Children must come first in our fight for educational equity for all students, regardless of zip code or birth circumstance.