Of those, 25 passed, and educators attribute the 76percentt success rate to the state aid -- particularly in districts where property taxes finance the bulk of school budgets.
The bulk of the schools Apple is contributing to are elementary institutions, with middle schools and high schools drawing a much smaller portion of the program's resources.
The bulk of state schools in England and Wales admit pupils based on their proximity to the school, meaning that the closer a family lives to their preferred school, the more likely they are to gain entrance.
To him, the strangest is that the bulk of law schools skimp on aid to students who can least afford tuition.
I'll never forget the freshman at one Midwestern Big Ten school who sat sobbing in her chair after the bulk of her school's Greek system had cleared out.
Test matches last five days (30 playing hours), other first-class matches from three to four days, and the bulk of club, school, and village matches one day.
For the first time, more than half of the state's disabled students spent the bulk of the school day in regular classrooms with their nondisabled peers.
Creation of the style is generally credited to Shona musician and political activist Thomas Mapfumo, who spent the first decade of his childhood surrounded by traditional music in rural Southern Rhodesia (the British colony that would become Zimbabwe) and the bulk of his school years playing in an array of rock bands in Salisbury (now Harare), the capital city.
By and large, the bulk of a school's teaching of morality is simply exposure to and expected observance of a collection of norms and rules.
While the organization receives some funding through the NEA, the bulk of their school-based arts integration initiatives are made possible by AmeriCorps ― a civil society and service agency housed under the CNCS.
