To accommodate the current enrollment of 3,400, the district recently completed a middle-school addition, consisting of classrooms, a new cafeteria and a performing arts center, and a high school addition of science classrooms, a cafeteria, a new gymnasium and two synthetic turf fields.
The council said it would draw up plans to ensure the city's secondary schools could accommodate the current spike in pupil numbers.
–Labor-force growth will be unable to accommodate the current pace of payroll gains, even if the participation rate recovers as expected.
GuideSpark currently has over 250 customers, Kitani said, including some heavyweights like News Corp., L'Oreal, 7-Eleven and more, so the funding raised is designed to help it hire to accommodate the current pace of growth.
Thus, even if the heretofore depressed labor force participation rate picks up as expected, labor-force growth won't be able to accommodate the current level of labor demand.
But you can't simply try new methods to accommodate the current culture we have.
Additionally, it can be exceptionally difficult to draft agreements that both accommodate the current organization of the research and are also flexible and provide appropriate solutions for future possibilities.
The region's social welfare systems are not strong enough to accommodate the current number of orphans, let alone a projected rise in the number of children orphaned by AIDS.
While several distinct changes were made from the original method of teaching to accommodate the current study, the goal of this comparison was simply to assess whether the extra time and effort put in by the instructor to enhance the course and the extra effort put forth by students on additional homework assignments and time on task were beneficial to learning.
The National Center for Biotechnology Information's online book, Genes and Disease (51), could also expand to accommodate the most current synopses in individual fields.
The state education chiefs acknowledged that the changes they were requesting could not be accommodated within the current law, and asked for Congress to revise the law -- something that Congress appears unlikely to consider this year.
