Educations in a sentence

Earlier in the day, he urged university students to use the privilege of their educations to protect the environment and fight economic injustice.

It’s not clear that any of the other justices borrowed money to attend college or law school or have done so for their children’s educations.

The community runs a school where its students learn Hebrew and Black history as part of their educations.

This not only impacts students’ educations, but also teacher turnover rates, as many become overworked as they are asked to fill in the gaps of staffing shortfalls.

Union bosses don’t like the competition or the option school choice represents when parents are fed up with unions holding their children’s educations hostage during strikes or extended pandemics.

The people who determine the money supply for over 340 million Americans have stellar educations.

They will be provided free access to the Department of Educations’ (DepEd) Learning Management Systems, subsidized data plan.

Along with being unable to make memories with teammates and stay active, many athletes are losing the chance to help further their educations.

But he managed, and his linguistic training helped with finding work in educations programs at IAD, in the prison, and with the Aboriginal Interpreter Service.

He had both his primary and secondary educations at Eweka Primary School and Eghosa Grammar School respectively, in Benin City.

He was extremely proud of each of them, supported their educations, and followed their lives, accomplishments, and careers closely.

Looking back, I have no doubt it’s one of the best educations I could have had.

Teaching assistants directly impact thousands of students, and their absence is equally unfair to those undergraduates’ educations.

The coronavirus pandemic has forced millions of the world’s poorest children to halt their educations and go to work to help support their families, as schools have closed and parents’ incomes have fallen or vanished.

The inevitable effects of years of poverty, poor educations, lack of opportunity, hopelessness, obscenely imbalanced levels of wealth.

U.S. Sen. John Cornyn announced Aug. 10 that Texas State will receive a $600,860 federal grant to provide first-generation and low-income college students with financial assistance and academic support services to complete their postsecondary educations.

While the pandemic has disrupted their educations and plans for the future, the two students at Kelvin High school say they are trying to stay optimistic.

With that said, many spring athletes are relying on this upcoming athletic season to further their educations and put together strong performances, both on and off the field, to help their chances at earning a scholarship to play in college.

Additionally, as part of Disney’s Black History Month initiative, the company is giving $1.5 million to the United Negro College Fund to support the organization’s efforts in helping African-American students further their educations.

African Americans continue to suffer from a large disparity in wages relative to white people, including between those with college educations.