Sentence examples for becoming schools from inspiring English sources

Private institutions will need to find resources to avoid becoming schools for the rich only".

When a member of their spreadsheet-wielding tribe, Michelle A. Rhee, actually got involved with politics, by becoming schools chancellor in Washington, she arguably cost the mayor an election and was just as quickly out of a job.

Strong support for the master plan and CUNY's chancellor, Matthew Goldstein, came from the schools chancellor, Harold O. Levy, who was on the Board of Regents before becoming schools chancellor this year.

The New York Times offered a glimpse into the gravity of Steiner's decision-making on whether to permit Cathie Black to becoming schools chancellor, despite her lack of an education credential.

What do we think about private schools becoming free schools?

It risks such schools becoming "finishing schools for the children of oligarchs", the sort of foreigners (and Brits) who can still afford the bills, he says.

Even though five fee-paying schools are becoming state schools, applications to study at the remaining private schools are falling.In some ways affluent Merseysiders are trading down.

Elsewhere the plans proceeded over local objections, with schools closing or becoming comprehensive schools or sixth form colleges, often by merging with other schools.

Time pivoting, as at some metaphysical bell; summer becoming winter, park becoming school, deer becoming traffic.

Some of the largest public school systems in the country are in danger of becoming "the schools that nobody wants," said Jeffrey Mirel, an education historian at the University of Michigan.

Of the 231 secondary schools receiving direct grant in 1945, 196 applied to join the new scheme, with the rest becoming independent schools.