The phrase "across district" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that spans or occurs in multiple districts, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The initiative was implemented across the district to ensure equal access to resources."
Alternatives: "across the districts" or "throughout the district".
"When we talk about choice today, it's the choice to choose schools within a district, potentially across district lines.
At the Success school, which draws from across District 4, only 10percentt of students were living in such conditions.
Surely a forced sharing of public facilities is not the best means to educational equity, even within the city, but certainly across district lines.
Nor will many students at Public School 261 in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, or children at schools across District 6 in northern Manhattan.
John Ashcroft, the Attorney General-designate, built his political career in Missouri as an inflexible opponent of busing across district lines between St . Louisand the surrounding suburbs.
In Milliken v. Bradley, which involved the Detroit school system, the court ruled that students could only be bused across district lines if there was evidence that multiple districts had implemented deliberately discriminatory policies.
Despite the School Reform Act's clarity and a legislative history that confirms that Congress intended that funding to be uniform across district-run and charter schools and cover all operating expenses of DCPS, a federal judge ruled in September that non-formula funding for DCPS does not violate the law.
Wage pressures remained "subdued" across districts, indicating little inflation pressure.
Here again, however, we found considerable variation across districts.
The proposed method is applied to estimate asthma prevalence across districts.
Relationships between observations of elementary mathematics instruction and student achievement: Exploring variability across districts.
