Sentences with phrase «to a decent education»

... we are desperate for decent education for our children.

However, very unfortunate that remote areas are still difficult to access decent education facilities.

Their job is to build and strengthen networks of schools and help them access decent education research and implement it in everyday classroom practice.

Can I afford my loans with no real income, two boys on the autism spectrum, no transportation, no real or decent education resulting in a degree / certificate / diploma?

It refers to ample food supplies, a dependable infrastructure, employment - generating industry, adequate medical services, and decent education levels.

«That's good news for our children, especially in the Bronx where many of our schools in poorer districts are struggling to provide decent education.»

The effort that is expended in segregating, isolating, and discriminating large segments of the population would be better spent dealing with things like decent education, housing and medical care for ALL.

No one ever satisfactorily explained why racial balance was considered necessary to achieve decent education for black children.

Sir, is it not a fact that school children were posted into schools you have not even completed, an indication that they were badly needed to enable our children to acquire decent education?

Im a lay person with a very decent education, and I take nothing for granted, but I just think the evidence we are altering the climate and are the most dominant cause by far is now overwhelming.

«Parents know what's best for their children and will seek an adequate, decent education for their children,» said Dick Komer, an attorney who works with the Institute for Justice, a pro-school voucher organization based out of Arlington, Virginia.

Nevertheless, if you are simply looking for a decent education in know - how, rather than a short cut to mega success, then Slywotzky's book, like Good to Great, is worth the required investment.

But if his children can figure out a way to get a decent education, then the mining development should help them.

Secondly, you have no understanding of science clearly, and choose to be nasty because you are upset that your life is a tragedy, you never got to get a decent education and you are too stubborn to face this fact.

Everyone has a right to a decent education, young and old, boys and girls.

People in the west, with the ability to get a decent education, are much more difficult to indoctrinate with your babble.

Religion seriously must kill more brain cells than pot or alcohol ever could touch, either that or your parents and teachers seriously were delinquent in assuring you a decent education.

Leo, the reason the schools are «failing» (and they ARE N'T all failing) is because parents like you are idiots who never got a decent education and can't even manage to figure out something 3rd graders should know.

Providing a decent, nutritious lunch for children does not preclude providing a decent education as well.

I never said feeding kids precludes a decent education, only that it is not necessary for one, and that it is not part of the mission coolernearlake cited to justify it.

The world did not come to an end, I did not end up a gangster, and I did get a decent education.

That means that real issues that concern voters - looking after their old mums and dads, getting to work in gridlocked cities, seeing their kids get a decent education - are about as eye - catching to an MP as wallpaper.

In place of Labour's hopeless acceptance of mediocrity in education, which has seen Britain tumble down the world league tables just when we need our children to be doing better than those in other countries, we will offer the hope of a decent education for every child, with immediate action to raise standards and radical reform to end the state monopoly over new school places.

«That's more than what some families up here make in a year,» remarked Alcantara, who said she has been a longtime proponent for universal Pre-K from the start, and hopes to continue programs to ease the burdens on finding children a decent education.

The money was distributed after a 2007 court decision said city children were being denied a decent education.

In general, low ranked soldiers do not come from a background which will give them a decent education.

Sorry, but I'm a sucker for a posh voice and a decent education.

I'm a lil sassy, a lil sarcastic, humorous, decent education, skillful and creative.

«This broken promise is causing ongoing pain to thousands of children with disability who are being denied the chance of a decent education.»

«The challenges of offering a decent education to children and youth such as those in Amazonia require the kind of out - of - the - box thinking, creativity, and innovation that the partnership between the local and federal government in Brazil, with support from the IDB, is producing,» Reimers says.

Palo Alto, Calif — In 1967, John Serrano Sr. was told by his son's school principal that the boy, then 6 years old, was considered nearly gifted, but could receive a decent education only if the family moved out of East Los Angeles to a wealthier school district.

While it may be that a dollar spent on improving «dysfunctional homes» would go further than one spent on a decent education, we have no constitutional mandate to weigh these alternatives.»

And there's nothing more important to that than getting a decent education.

If the accommodations and scheduling were not idiosyncratic enough, the frequent moves, says McCain, were the «chief obstacle to a decent education.

First, while vouchers are a means favored by conservatives to diminish publicly guaranteed social rights, and to advance principles of privatization and marketization, they are among the few remaining means that offer the inner - city poor the possibility of a decent education.

The possibility of receiving university education within the refugee camp has taken away the torture of having to travel from the camp to other parts of Kenya to secure a decent education.

James Ryan, the dean of Harvard's Education School, has been writing for decades about the idea of replicating Sheff - type state - level decisions in places where courts have found a constitutional right to a decent education.

The justices said the lower court should evaluate the question less in terms of dollars and more on whether current funding actually translates to a decent education.

As a consequence, he said, if some students are now being deprived of a decent education, they will still be deprived even if the laws are struck down.

In the past half century, the right to a decent education has mostly involved enabling access to schools.

Access to good schooling in England is still «patchy» and more must be done to make sure all children receive a decent education, a report says.

For parents struggling to get their kids a decent education, this is life and death.

For the first time, the state will be able to intervene in schools and districts that just can't seem to deliver a decent education.

It ignores the reality that the union - enforced LIFO system regularly cheats thousands of children out of a decent education.