Sentences with phrase «young people from»

Part of the Change Makers series, this title introduces 12 remarkable young people from Joan of Arc to Ruby Bridges, as well as lesser - known names like Ryan White, who put a young face on AIDS early in the epidemic.

The contemporary voices are disturbing, frank, witty, and heartfelt, as 45 mixed - race young people from across the U.S. speak about growing up.

The first is young people from 25 to 35, many of whom are single.

At least two Huracan GT3 will compete in the 2015 season under the Grasser Racing Team colors, driven by Fabio Babini, Adrian Zaugg and Mirko Bortolotti together with three young people from Lamborghini's Young Drivers program: Giovanni Venturini, Jeroen Mul and Andrew Palmer.

Some of the barriers to social action were highlighted by Mita Desai, chair of the British Youth Council, who said a lack of suitable and regular after - school transport stopped many young people from being involved in social action.

It works to improve educational opportunities for young people from non-privileged backgrounds and increase social mobility.

It might not be fair, but in a global economy young people from all those places will be competing with each other.

SRE forms an important part of any school's efforts to safeguard young people from abuse, and is particularly needed to protect the most vulnerable children.

Research shows that young people from low - income backgrounds are three times more likely to not be in education, employment or training (NEET) than their wealthier peers.

CES Mentor School Eagle Rock is a year - round, residential, and full - scholarship school that enrolls 96 young people from 15 to 17 years of age from around the United States in an innovative learning program with national recognition.

IntegrateUS 2017 Summer Institute: Building a National Movement of Youth Leaders for Integration Dates: July 31 - August 2 Location: Online Main contact: Sarah Camiscoli, [email protected] IntegrateNYC4me is a youth - led organization that brings young people from segregated schools together to investigate the impact of segregation on their lives and design solutions for school integration that will impact the 1.1 million students in the NYC DOE.

Vernon Kay kicked - off proceedings, extolling the virtues of great teachers and the staggering lack of social mobility in the UK which means young people from poorer background have just a one in three chance of getting good GCSEs.

«We chose to give to the Greater Good fund because we have been so happy with the Great Hearts approach for our daughter, and the idea that the same high - level academic environment and classical education is offered in communities that are less fortunate than ours is very important... I see the Great Hearts schools as a larger community, and it's important to us that this community be diverse and support young people from all socio - economic backgrounds.»

«There is inequality across the country, with young people from low - income backgrounds less likely to get into a good or outstanding school no matter where they live.

Young people from the most disadvantaged backgrounds are twice as likely to be not in education, employment or training when they leave school.

The charity also found that it was young people from low income backgrounds who are most likely to lose out.

While state and national leaders in education have repeatedly noted the importance of teacher quality — while also misrepresenting that importance [emphasis added]-- increasing standards - based teaching, high - stakes testing and value - added methods of teacher evaluation, along with the dismantling unions, have de-professionalized teaching and discouraged young people from entering the field.

She says she shares the concern that young people from minority communities would not be able to study their «mother tongue or that of their parents and family».

This was an incredible learning journey for me, meeting some truly inspirational young people from across the world, having a growth mind set to learn and grasp every opportunity to listen, appreciate, and be empathetic of cultural and contextual differences.

BTU President Jessica Tang added her voice to those of hundreds of young people from across the... Read more about Mass. teens demand more funding for job opportunities

Data from WINGS» programs in Charleston, S.C., also shows notable positive impact on students» chronic absenteeism and discipline referrals — two key issues that prevent young people from succeeding in school and can lead to a higher likelihood of dropping out of high school.

This dramatic change means increased opportunities for American teachers abroad — and, potentially, increased competition in the U.S. from a new demographic of English - fluent and cosmopolitan young people from all over the world.

Giving young people from all backgrounds a greater opportunity to develop those skills can therefore be an engine for opportunity and social mobility.

At the competition, 250 young people from New York City public schools perform their own original poetry to an audience of their peers and poets.

However, this new approach drained young people from communities hard hit by globalization, fracturing the political coalition supporting education.

If you are an honest man you will discourage young people from becoming teachers and you encourage all current teachers to leave the teaching field.

The new selective schools proposed by the government will support «young people from every background, not the privileged few».

Most importantly, moving students to the front of the classroom moves young people from being passive recipients to becoming active drivers of learning.

The education secretary Justine Greening will today defend grammar schools in a major speech, claiming that selective schools already benefit young people from «ordinary working class backgrounds».

«A multimillion pound investment in music and arts education will help hundreds of thousands of young people from all backgrounds enjoy potentially life changing cultural activities, Schools Minister Nick Gibb announced today (18 November 2016).

The education charity is calling for apprenticeships to be made more inclusive, after finding that young people from sufficiently low income backgrounds to qualify for free schools meals are less likely to go on to become apprentices.

But just months into her tenure, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos is sending mixed messages about her commitment to protect young people from discrimination in schools.

Ms Greening said that it was «wrong» that as a result of this, «young people from more disadvantaged, poorer backgrounds are coming out with more debt than their better - off peers».

Ms Greening said «many young people from an ordinary working class background already attend our existing grammar schools».

Education Secretary Nicky Morgan welcomed the results in England as evidence that «a generation of young people from all backgrounds are now securing the GCSEs that help give them the widest range of options later in life - whether looking for a rewarding job or a top apprenticeship».

«There are now a quarter of a million fewer pupils in failing secondary schools than there were in 2010, and more young people from disadvantaged areas in England are applying to university than ever before.»

One way MPS and other schools have been filling vacancies is to employ young people from the Teach for America program.

Just a few years later, Excel Academy would prove that young people from East Boston and Chelsea could, in fact, perform at the highest levels on the state's MCAS exams.

The Outdoor Learning sector will formally launch a campaign later this year to promote a series of outdoor learning experiences for children and young people from early years to adulthood.

The Academy Group (AG) is a unique, new enterprise founded to realize the long - term potential of young people from underserved communities across the United States.

The work features young people from across Kentucky sharing their perspectives on continuing their education after high school and touches on a range of themes including: the ACT, rural and urban cultural pulls, parent and teacher support, counseling, and college affordability.

In the current high - stakes system it is young people from disadvantaged backgrounds who are most likely to lose out.

She warned of an ongoing problem with unregistered religious schools which were operating illegally and which could be teaching extremist views and seeking to «isolate young people from the mainstream».

The research found that young people from less affluent homes are often locked out of banking jobs because of their clothes, appearance — and accent.

FEA Launched - The Fair Education Alliance, a coalition for change in education comprising 27 of the UK's leading organisations including Teach First, launches with the goal of ending the achievement gap between young people from our poorest communities and their wealthier peers.

College Success Arizona scholars tend to be high - potential young people from low - income backgrounds.»

The Arnold Foundation was established in 2003 to deliver a programme of boarding bursaries to young people from disadvantaged backgrounds as well as to enrich the life and culture of Rugby School.

At a time of widespread skepticism about whether schools can do anything to prevent young people from using drugs, a study released here last week offers some hope.

Presidential staff members in both the Kennedy and Johnson Administrations talked of making the capital city a «classroom» for young people from around the nation, but it was not until a group of businessmen acted in 1969 that «A Presidential Classroom for Young Americans» came into existence.

We have an outstanding 20 - year record, improving the lives of young people from 18 months to 18 years through the power of sport.