Sentences with phrase «diverse than private schools»

• Policymakers often defend public schools as more democratic and diverse than private schools, but in the past public schools served as a restrictive mode of socialization — for instance, when they were advocated as a bulwark against private Catholic schooling.

Not exact matches

Prior to the introduction of the program, some communities in Florida had a much richer and more diverse set of private school options than did other communities.

Mindful that regulations come in many forms and flavors, it's also possible to examine which kinds of regulation (if any) are particularly vexing to private schools and to investigate whether specific regulations are more troublesome to some segments of the diverse private school universe than to others.

Indeed, the charter schools across this country have turned out to be more diverse and more successful than our regular public schools, and certainly even than the private schools.»

Thomas Gentzel, executive director and CEO of the National School Boards Association, noted that the system has evolved over many years from one that offers limited options into one that molds to students» diverse needs — providing a greater degree of choice, in fact, than many private schools.

Those who enter the program are diverse in background experience: some are licensed educators with experience in public school settings; others hold graduate degrees in fields other than education and have had experiences in various educational settings, including private or community education settings or organizations such as Peace Corps and Teach for America.

Our students are diverse in background experience: some are licensed educators with experience in public school settings; others hold graduate degrees in fields other than education and have had experiences in various educational settings, including private or community education, or organizations such as Peace Corps and Teach for America; some are international students whose experiences are in public or private school settings in their own countries.

Those who enter these programs are diverse in background experience: some are licensed educators with experience in public school settings; others hold undergraduate or graduate degrees in fields other than education and have had experiences in various educational settings, including private or community education or organizations such as Peace Corps and Teach for America.