Sentence examples for charters most of from inspiring English sources

Private charters, most of them jets, were hired for 32 other trips at a cost of more than $130,000, the records show.

Charters, most of which are non-union, are run independently of L.A. Unified.

In L.A. Unified, their growth has been explosive: The district now has 277 charters, most of them independently run, though they receive public funding.

Mike Wright, a senior finance official at KIPP, said the study had produced an inflated estimate of the network's government revenues, partly because charters get most of their financing from states, which differ significantly in how much money they give charter schools for each student.

This is only the start of a round of revising the charters of most of Spain's 17 autonomous regions.

Millburn's superintendent, James Crisfield, said he was caught off guard by the plan for charters because "most of us thought of it as another idea to help students in districts where achievement is not what it should be".

California has more than 900 charters, the most of any state.

Currently, more than 100,000 students, or 15% of L.A. Unified School District enrollment, attend charters, the most of any school system in the nation.

More than 100,000 students, or 15% of L.A. Unified's enrollment, attend charters, the most of any school system in the nation.

In L.A., more than 100,000 students, or 15% of district enrollment, attend charters, the most of any school system in the nation.

Teacher union President Alex Capraisedarl praised King and even her willingness to work instructionally with charters schools, most of which are nonunion.