Sentence examples for be given to school from inspiring English sources

Therefore, this responsibility should be given to school districts or state governments.

At the beginning of April the new Brazilian sports minister, Ricardo Leyser, was quoted as saying "there is a perception that the Brazilian population has not yet woken up for the Games", amid suggestions that tickets could be given to school children in an effort to ensure venues are full.

It also said attention should be given to school uniforms to ensure they provide adequate coverage for children in the sun.

Special attention has to be given to school age because it is the age at which refractive error begins.

He added that hundreds of free memberships would be given to school-age children through organizations that contact him, and that 10 to 20percentt of the site's revenue would finance academic scholarships to be awarded by the Hip-Hop Chess Federation.

Rather, bonuses equivalent to $3,000 per teacher will be given to schools that meet overall performance standards.

Pots of money would not be distributed teacher-by-teacher but are to be given to schools that have schoolwide gains in student test scores.

The bonus system was planned as a pilot program several years ago with the support of the teachers' union, which required that the money be given to schools as a whole, rather than to individual staff members.

It has prompted a call for all education funding to be given to schools to manage rather than a percentage being held centrally by their education authority.

In 1977, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommended 1 mumps vaccine dose for routine childhood vaccination, and in 1989, the committee recommended that 2 doses of measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine be given to school-aged children and select high-risk groups for improved measles control (5 ).

"Nor should it be implemented in a rush without adequate training being given to school leaders and governors who will be monitoring staff progress and sometimes having to make difficult decisions and judgments".