Sentences with phrase «equal opportunity in education»

It undermines the core American value of equal opportunity in education embodied in Brown v. Board of Education.

Sophie Pelisson loves her job as a data scientist for Frateli Lab, a Paris - based R&D organization promoting equal opportunities in education.

, Season 8, Episode 1: Dr. Bernice Sandler talks about Title IX, the Patsy T. Mink Equal Opportunity in Education Act.

To me, if you accept the reality of individuality, then it means that we have to rethink how we define equal opportunity in education and beyond.»

The analysis was by researchers at Rutgers University and the Education Law Center, a nonprofit group that advocates for equal opportunity in education.

What Finland can show to others is how equity and equal opportunity in education look like.

«Everyone — in both parties — should support equal opportunity in education, regardless of a child's income, zip code or family circumstances,» she said, noting that the nation's first formal school - choice program emerged in Milwaukee as the result of the work of a Democratic councilwoman.

It starts by condemning America for failing to provide equal opportunity in education.

However, it is only through well - reasoned and carefully implemented educational plans and programs that we may, as Americans, truly realize equal opportunity in education.

The Every Student Succeeds Act is, as the latest reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, rooted in civil rights principles of equal opportunity in education.

These children want and deserve access to equal opportunity in education.

In his acceptance speech, Scott said he fought in Congress for all students to have equal opportunity in education

But in less than 100 pages, Rebell makes a compelling case that court resolve can clear the path to equal opportunity in education — and keep it clear.

A majority of these cases are brought by citizens with substantial complaints — persons who are physically or economically injured by torts or frauds or governmental infringement of their rights; persons who have been unjustly deprived of their liberty or their property; and persons who have not yet received the equal opportunity in education, employment, and pursuit of happiness that was the dream of our forefathers.