Sentences with phrase «working class parents»

I grew up one of six children with working class parents in the Deep South.

A Zapotec Native American, born to working class parents in the small town of Ocotlán de Morelos, Morales was an often solitary child who found comfort in drawing.

Middle and upper middle class parents are more likely to adopt what she calls a «Concerted cultivation «style of parenting, while working class parents adopt «natural growth» parenting styles.

Tony shared his personal story with the union of how he grew up with working class parents who were both AFL / CIO union members and over his 30 years of working experience, he's had the opportunity and pleasure of working with CWA union contractors and members.

Winning the race isn't for money or fame, but for the young men to prove to themselves, and all others who doubt them, that they are worth something — they shouldn't be written off by society just because they are the sons of poor working class parents.

Many of us in the community were searching for radical ideas that would give poor and working class parents alternatives to public schools that were failing their children, and a proposal to support publicly - financed vouchers that allow children from low - income families to attend private schools emerged.

A class system says if you were born to working class parents you shouldn't go to an academic school or get a professional or managerial job, because it's not for you.

I am a working class parent of a child who needs to go to an alternative school other than public school.

Our report todays shows that professional parents were also more likely to pay for weekly music, drama or sporting lessons and activities outside school, with more than two - thirds (68 %) of professionals doing so compared with 47 % of working class parents and 31 % of the lowest income parents.

Working class parents.

Then take a look at the storied history of the Maternal, Infant and Early Childhood Home Visiting program (MIECHV), which prepares young parents to raise physically and emotionally healthy infants and toddlers, and the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), which gives millions of working class parents the comfort of knowing their kids can get the check - ups, immunizations and other medical care they need.