Sentence examples for composed of school from inspiring English sources

ECC is a multi-jurisdictional organization composed of school districts, cities, county departments, and the courts, which seeks to improve the educational outcomes for foster and probationary youth.

The Hairy Who, composed of School of the Art Institute of Chicago grads including Jim Falconer, Art Green, Gladys Nilsson, Jim Nutt, Suellen Rocca, and Karl Wirsum, created artworks defined by visual puns, buzzing colors and electric lines.

The Arkansas Activities Association, composed of school district superintendents and athletic directors, voted 155-82 to allow home school students to get involved in interscholastic activities provided they are enrolled in at least one class a day, score average or better on the SAT-10 Assessment in math, science, English and social studies, and make the team, the Associated Press reports.

The 2013 tax rate was set at $2.486 per $100 of assessed value (an overall increase of 3.7% from 2012), which is composed of school taxes of $1.365 (up almost 3.3%), municipal taxes of $0.871 (an increase of 5.8%), a library tax of $.031 (down 3.1%) and county taxes of $0.206 (down 0.5%), plus a municipal open space tax of $0.010 and a county open space tax of $0.003 (both unchanged).

The authority's board is composed of Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy Howard Wilsonn, an appointee of the mayor; and Charles A. Stillman, an appointee of the governor.

The university is composed of schools of law, medicine, education, and business; the graduate school; and colleges of fine arts and arts and sciences.

They work closely with a school council – which is composed of the school director as well as community leaders.

The groups were composed of primary school students (class 4-8, agerangeate age range 10-17 y), secondary school students (form 1-4, age range 15-21 y) and kindergarten teachers (age range 23-55 y).

The education system is composed of primary school for children aged 6 to 12 years and secondary school for children aged 13 to 18 years.

BOSTON UNIVERSITY TANGLEWOOD INSTITUTE, composed of high school musicians, Wind Ensemble.

Testifying before an audience largely composed of high school, college and law students, the justices often struck a professorial note in their responses, acknowledging that it is difficult for Americans to understand the court.