Sentence examples for a general school from inspiring English sources
In Indiana, for example, extra money goes to a general school fund.
"The district has over six hundred thousand kids, over eleven hundred school sites, seven billion dollars in a general school fund and nineteen billion in a construction fund," a friend of Villaraigosa's said.
He was intellectually precocious and in 1814 entered the École Polytechnique a school in Paris that had been founded in 1794 to train military engineers but was soon transformed into a general school for advanced sciences.
The argument for the religious subsidies built on Chief Justice Rehnquist's opinion for the court two years ago in a school voucher case from Ohio, holding that it did not violate the Constitution for states to give parents vouchers for religious school tuition as part of a general "school choice" plan.
There is no formal allocation process for the selection of trainees (e.g., through a general school certificate).
The situation has hardly improved for young people without a qualification higher than a general school leaving certificate [Hauptschulabschluss] and for foreigners (Authoring Group Educational Reporting 2012; Autorengruppe Bildungsberichterstattung 2016).
The majority of students attended a grammar school 2 (46 %) or a comprehensive school (44.3 %), whereas about 10%% visited a secondary general school or secondary modern school.
A low cost general school program may improve mental health literacy in adolescents.
In my career as a biology and ecology teacher at a general secondary school and higher vocational school over 23 years (1985 2008), I began with the attitude that biology and mathematics have nothing in common.
Early school leavers and young adults who have left school with a lower secondary qualification (general school diploma) have little chances of a proper vocational training as well as few options to receive an apprentice position according to their interests and aptitudes (ibid, p. 109ff).
In 1979 the school reorganized itself from a general business school to one focused on entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship.
