1.   Although Hispanics value education, the report noted, they value family even more and are willing to forgo an education in order to help their family economically.

2.   An only child, he grew up in a middle-class family that valued education but faced challenges about how to pay for it, he says.

3.   For example, Kelly explained, students from wealthier families tend to value education more and might take more difficult classes.

4.   For Harriet, who grew up valuing education above everything, the twilight of life is turning out to be a highlight.

5.   More and more, he feels himself disinclined to follow the route to college mapped out for him by his parents, who value education.

6.   Others come from families that do not value formal education.

7.   She credits her attitude to her parents, who she says have never pressured her, but have always been supportive and have taught her to value education.

8.   Teach them to value education and cherish their family.

9.   The news sat poorly with a woman raised to value education and already frantic about the dangers of the streets.

10.   The parents valued education and taught that value to their children.