Sentences with phrase «want high academic achievement»

Many parents want high academic achievement for their own children and may not care about the culture of the school if their own children are doing well.

We have to do something about that... I want high academic achievement, a culture of no excuses and an atmosphere of scholarship.»

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Among many affluent families who want their offspring to attend elite colleges, the school / home / culture values are quite well aligned, and as a group these youngsters have high levels of academic achievement.

The study also revealed that Latino parents had high expectations of their children's academic achievement and wanted to be more involved in their education, but felt excluded from the school community.

I wanted to compliment her on her achievement and learn more about the academic experiences that led to her choice of high school.

Summer associate profile: We seek to hire an extraordinarily talented and diverse group of students whose academic and personal record of achievement demonstrates a commitment to excellence and who want to practice law at the highest and most demanding levels, while still enjoying lives enriched by public, professional and personal pursuits outside the firm.

No matter how many years of education you've had, you'll want to start this section by listing your most recent academic achievement, which may include high school if your education ended after that point.