Sentence examples for a replacement school from inspiring English sources

Under the proposal, the money would be used to help pay for a replacement school for Fairmont Heights High.

Financial considerations dictate that the only way a replacement school for Llanrumney and Rumney High schools can be built is by building on Rumney Rec.

He said: "The people of east Cardiff are being asked to self-finance a replacement school for their children with the sale of three plots of council land.

Although she is now unemployed, Ms. Li said she would try to send him to a more expensive but legally registered private school, borrowing the money to pay the fees, rather than enroll him in a slapdash building that the authorities said would open as a replacement school for some of the students.

In cases where schools refuse, a replacement school will be randomly selected for approach from the originally sampled schools within the same community.

If a school did not consent to take part then, where possible, a replacement school was randomly selected from the same stratum and offered participation.

But instead of moving the charter school, the New York City Charter School for Architecture, Engineering and Construction Industries, into the space, the Department of Education will work with industry representatives to develop an appropriate replacement school, which may be a city-run school or a charter, Mr. Betheil said.

"Everything else comes after providing for students and staff". Duane Dishno, a former superintendent for the district, will take over as interim superintendent while the district seeks a permanent replacement, school board Trustee Bonnie Castrey said.

The New Yorker, October 2, 1948 P. 21 An Englishman who has been in this country for several years, ordered a replacement of school ties from his college haberdasher.

An Englishman who has been in this country for several years, ordered a replacement of school ties from his college haberdasher.

Corridors, assembly halls, canteens and atriums will be squeezed under the proposals, expected this week, which will set the template for 261 replacement school buildings to be erected over the next five years at a cost of £2.5bn.