The phrase "as new schools" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing something to the state or quality of new schools, often in discussions about education or infrastructure.
Example: "The funding will be allocated to improve existing facilities, as new schools are essential for accommodating the growing student population."
Alternatives: "like new schools" or "similar to new schools".
The government's stimulus package maintained momentum in social and low-cost housing as well as new schools and hospitals, at least until the middle of last year (see chart).As a result, although employment in the sector had shrunk by 186,000 by the end of September, this was a relatively small decline from its peak of 2.3m a year earlier.
"Our priority has been to focus our resources on the services that the community tell us are most important - such as new schools, continuing the massive regeneration we have begun across the borough".
Few could be more shocked by Mayor Michael Bloomberg's appointment of Cathleen Black as new school chancellor than New York City teachers.
Popular band Mumford & Sons have also turned against Tidal, describing the high-profile musicians behind it as "new school f**king plutocrats".
And supporters argue free schools offer choice and quality, as well as new school places, and drive up standards in other schools as a result.
The song really grabbed me and we were thinking it would work nicely as new school take on a old school acid vibe," Strauss told THUMP over email.
The most sensitive urban education reforms are firings, the kind of firings current Newark educators assume will happen as new school start-ups look for staffers that fit their education models.
Students face challenges as new school year begins in Gaza and the West Bank NEW YORK, 1 September 2006 – Ongoing violence in the West Bank and Gaza is threatening to disrupt the new school term as more than 1.6 million children prepare to return to classes.
I had never seen anything like it before... ...... Students face challenges as new school year begins in Gaza and the West Bank NEW YORK, 1 September 2006 – Ongoing violence in the West Bank and Gaza is threatening to disrupt the new school term as more than 1.6 million children prepare to return to classes.
Teachers were asked to: rate their overall satisfaction with the program; describe infrastructure enhancements such as new school wide policies; report on change in their own personal sun protection behaviors; and note their receptiveness to: new curriculum on the safety of tanning beds.
P.S. 321, as well as newer schools like the Brooklyn New School in Carroll Gardens, are celebrated for their progressive teaching philosophies and the opportunities they provide for experiential learning.
