Sentences with phrase «many state school»

Less - well - off people who attend state schools, community colleges, or no college at all are already way behind the entrepreneurship curve before they've even hit their 20s.

And, in his mind, that he went to a state school was not a disadvantage.

State schools have between 20,000 and 50,000 students, he noted; so with 40 or more years of history «those alumni spread out pretty far.»

I graduated in 1986, from a small state school in northern California, Humboldt State, known more for its partying than its studies.

With the rapidly rising price of college tuition, many top students are realizing you don't need to pay an arm and a leg for a quality education, and that state schools are just as great.

He attended state schools in London, then studied computer science at the University of Westminster.

That's $ 23,830 higher than the average cost for public, four - year, in - state schools.

«I would have also taken my child to visit more in - state schools during high school.»

We're a state school, not a private university with a huge endowment.

I came from a middle class family and attended The College of William & Mary, a top state school with no rich uncle to help get me started.

Take more budget - friendly education options into consideration, such as community colleges and state schools, opt for night classes at a local university, or enroll in online programs to further your education without spending a lot of money.

Go to a state school and get a degree in a field that is in demand.

But if there are multiple children in the family, the account can be rolled over to a child who decides to attend an in - state school.

I had Ivy League professors at my state school.

If a child attends an out - of - state school, however, they won't receive the full value of the plan.

Parents may want to consider a prepaid tuition plan from a well - regarded in - state school.

It's common sense that employers should look more favourably on state school educated candidates

Now, as minister of education, Belkacem is pushing to introduce «gender theory» into state schools.

«But it has prevented new Catholic schools from opening, which are more successful, more popular and more ethnically diverse than other types of state school.

Consequently, Oral Roberts, Liberty, Bob Jones, and any number of others (including public state schools) may not have made the initial list of top 376 colleges.

Finally, James Delingpole mentions that his niece told him that whenever students at her state school mention Muhammad, they are required to add «Peace Be Upon Him,» though they're allowed to say «PBUH» instead.

Administrative law requires that all classrooms in state schools display crucifixes.

The latter gave way to uneasy toleration that included released time from state schools for religious instruction.

Students attending faith state schools in England are less likely to be absent from school than pupils... More

Government figures reveal that 339,000 state school pupils were excluded in England in 2015/16 - twelve per cent more than the previous year.

Consider the family which must decide about the placing of children in a State school.

Penn State has the highest tuition in the country for a state school, and that will soon change too.

My nephew's RE teacher in a state school told him he was going to Hell because he was Jewish — this was said to him publicly, in front of the whole class, during a lesson.

The NCAA and / or the governor of PA since it is a state school, needs to shut down this schools football season and maybe even the entire sports department until this investigation is over.

But public state schools are nothing to shake a stick at.

In an effort to save you some research time (and a possible nervous breakdown), we spoke to several admissions counselors from various types of educational institutions (Christian university, state school, media school and private college) about the most important elements to consider when deciding on a school.

As Humanists UK campaign against the involvement of religious organisations in the running of state schools, they say this money from the Catholic church «represents inappropriate influence.»

You can say «I'm not paying for you to go to Harvard» but you can't say «I'm not paying for you to go to the local community college or local state school».

Of course that only extends as far as a cheaper state school.

The crucifix remains on the walls of state schools and courtrooms.

Just 20 per cent of respondents said they agreed that new state - funded state schools should be allowed to select up to 100 per cent of their pupils on the basis of faith while 79 per cent of Anglicans opposed the new selection proposals.

However, the Catholics have said they would not open new state schools if they had to reserve half their places for children of other faiths.

The position of the Diocese at Westminster appears to be based on the fear that a State School is becoming elitist and restricting its intake of pupils to a narrow middle class range.

I thought college would be different — less confusing — because I elected to go to a private school over a state school.

In Spain, state schools co-exist with private, almost exclusively church schools.

Humanist UK's Andrew Copson said: «How can it be right that 97 % of young people today are not Anglicans, but some 20 % of the state schools to which their children will go belong to the Church of England?

Between the world wars, there was a substantial movement to add religion courses, departments, or schools of religion at state schools.

Once again, we have been talking only about state schools.

Over half (57 percent) of the state schools took financial responsibility for special chapel speakers or for religious convocations.

At state schools, at least, efforts were made to represent Catholicism and Judaism as well as Protestantism.

He and his wife made the decision because they felt that state school teaching emphasised a Marxist - Leninist atheist ideology which conflicted with their Christian faith.

This American ideal for education was institutionalized in the Morrill Land Grant Act of 1862, encouraging the state schools oriented toward agricultural and technical education that developed as alternatives to the liberal arts colleges.

A new report has accused the Church of England of not doing enough to ensure its state schools don't... More

One of the country's top Catholic state schools has been criticised in a report by the government body... More

Friday's announcement comes in the wake of the «Trojan Horse» plot by Islamist radicals to take over state schools in Birmingham.