Sentence examples similar to a prescribed school from inspiring English sources

Only 58% of Grade 1 students are six years old, the prescribed school entry age.

Those who were working described the transition from prescribed school activities to prescribed summer activities as almost seamless.

Given the country's religious diversity, the government-prescribed school curriculum steered clear of any teaching that could be associated with a particular religious community.

In a 'real-time' survey from the UK, just under half of secondary school students and three quarters of primary school students completed a prescribed course of oseltamivir [ 19].

The residential zones of the inner city are arranged into superquadras ("superblocks"), groups of apartment buildings along with a prescribed number and type of schools, retail stores, and open spaces.

All schools will admit students in a prescribed order, starting with children who live in each school's zone.

Recently, for instance, Mr. Duncan seemed to back away from a crucial provision in the law that requires schools to make progress along a prescribed timeline in exchange for federal dollars.

He attended Oxford until he was once again pushed toward a prescribed course of study, at which point he quit school again.

Devolution of funding to schools was coupled with the introduction of a prescribed national curriculum.

They must have a high school grade point average of at least 3.0 in a prescribed set of college preparatory classes and be in the top 9% of their graduating class.

Education in tolerance should be mandatory from primary school to university, and for the military and the police, while public broadcasting must "devote a prescribed percentage of their programmes to promoting a climate of tolerance".