Toch

[ tawkh ]

noun

1. Ernst [e, r, nst], 1887–1964, Austrian composer.

Example Sentences

“He opened his doors and got hit by a tsunami,” said Thomas Toch, a research professor at Georgetown’s school of public policy and an expert on the region’s private school market.

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Rising tensions between the United States and China also hurt the enterprise, Toch said.

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“There are several types of ‘school choice’ and Biden is against only some of them,” said Thomas Toch, director of FutureEd, an educational think tank at the McCourt School of Public Policy at Georgetown University.

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Toch said he was surprised that the D.C. scramble for seats before Roth got involved vexed charter schools as much as regular ones, and their parents.

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Thomas Toch, director of FutureEd, an independent think tank at Georgetown University’s McCourt School of Public Policy, explained in The Washington Post Magazine in 2019 how the system grew from discussions between D.C. schools chancellor Kaya Henderson, D.C.

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