Sentence examples for alliance school from inspiring English sources

Izeman added that healthful school food is especially critical for the largely low-income students in the six alliance school districts of Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Miami-Dade, Dallas and Orange County in Orlando, Fla. School meals often provide more than half the food consumed by many of the students daily, he said.

Born in the Mishkenot Sha'ananim neighborhood of Jerusalem, Angel was originally a teacher in an Alliance school in Jerusalem, where he fell in love with the principal's daughter.

"Alliance schools are publicly funded," Mendoza said in a statement.

Overall, its scores were about the same as Gardena's, but they said Alliance schools generally performed well compared with traditional campuses — and there was a good chance Chamol's son could get in.

"Students at PNC University Banking alliance schools who decide to bank with PNC are enrolled in free PNC Virtual Wallet Student accounts, which remain free for as long as two years after leaving college," she said.

Mbuvi, born in a rural part of Kenya, won a place at the highly selective Alliance Girls school, the oldest African girls high school in the country, before doing a degree in business, economics and statistics.

Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. EDUCATIONAL ALLIANCE ART SCHOOL, 197 East Broadway, between Jefferson and Clinton Streets, Lower East Side.

But because the plan was written by an unusual alliance of school food reform advocates and food industry representatives, lawmakers and others who worked on it said the ban could be revived as a stand-alone bill or attached to other legislation in 2008.

"A potato chip that tastes great and qualifies for the Clinton-A.H.A. alliance for schools..

Mrs. Taylor, 58, who taught sixth grade at Madeleine V. Leckie Elementary School, was an avid participant in the society's alliance with schools to promote geography.

It was their generation of upwardly mobile German-Jewish community members who eventually founded the Jewish Educational Alliance, night schools that helped primarily Russian immigrants assimilate, and the Young Men's Hebrew Association, "the Y".