Sentence examples for benefit schools from inspiring English sources

There have already been announced serious reforms that would benefit schools, hospitals, universities and local police services.

The additional revenue—$7 billion a year, on an optimistic calculation would repair the overall budget and benefit schools in particular.

If school hiring authorities are able to make good decisions about whom to hire, these reforms have the potential to benefit schools and students.

Participants in the collaborative expect the research will benefit schools throughout California and beyond, even as the superintendents appreciate the particular relevance to their own system.

Community energy schemes, many of which are run or partly run by local volunteers and which invite residents to invest, can also benefit schools and other public buildings by reducing their energy bills.

In a memo to principals dated Wednesday, the city listed a number of changes that were described as "under consideration," including measures that would benefit schools with the highest-performing students, as well as those with large numbers of special-education students.

Tickets: $40; proceeds benefit school programs.

Registration: $5 to $15; proceeds to benefit school scholarships.

Continuing study and writing about a subject benefit school teachers no less than their university colleagues.

But if the program spurs principals to improve, teachers will be the first to benefit, school officials said.

Tomorrow, 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. Crafts, clothing, food and raffle; proceeds are to benefit school programs.