Sentence examples for audit school from inspiring English sources

Because the city expects the state and federal governments to audit school lunches more rigorously, the Education Department's chefs have been busy in a test kitchen in Long Island City, Queens, fine-tuning menus to meet the new nutritional standards, which include limits on sodium and more use of fruits, vegetables and whole grains.

As proposal -- one of four bills recently introduced in the state Legislature to tighten fiscal oversight of public schools -- by Carl L. Marcellino, a Republican state senator from Oyster Bay, calls for the state comptroller to audit school districts every third year.

Forty-nine states now have anti-bullying laws, many of which continue to pass new legislation to update or expand the requirements for schools' anti-bullying policies, but few have any sort of formal procedure to audit schools' policies or provide the technical support and guidance we did in DC.

The state comptroller routinely audited school districts until the 1970s, when budget cuts led the office to limit them to a handful a year.

An investigation by the Houston Chronicle has revealed that unelected state officials in Texas "arbitrarily decided what percentage of students should get special education services" more than a decade ago and then began auditing school districts that did not comply.

And it was able to discover this because it had nothing to do with auditing schools.

In addition to monitoring fees, the authority has been responsible since its creation for educational standards in the private sector, auditing schools and assessing student performance and curriculums.

Educomp, which is based in New Delhi, makes classroom plans, trains teachers, audits schools and sells information technology plans to computerize classrooms.

Inspector General Kathleen Tighe said her office continues to identify problems in FSA auditing schools to ensure timely disbursement of funds or putting an end to criminals fraudulently obtaining financial aid.

For 30 years, they've mostly disappointed each other and more or less gotten along; but they haven't forgotten those electric, subversive moments, those transformations that created the bond between them, and their self-audit schools us in the dynamics of the intermittent roilings beneath the surfaces of placid lives.

The bill also allows the state comptroller to audit charter schools, which charter school advocates had resisted.