Sentence examples for consolidating school from inspiring English sources

For instance, he says that consolidating school districts can save 29percentt in costs.

Dr. Tisch said they should also look at consolidating school districts to reduce costs, and review unfunded state mandates, including pension and health care costs, imposed on districts.

Perhaps consolidating school districts and municipalities will cease being a political third rail if the case can be made for significant cost savings and other efficiencies.

Consolidating school districts; making schools a hub for health care and social services; and giving 4-year-olds in the state's poorest areas access to full-day prekindergarten.

So when Thomas R. Suozzi, the Nassau County executive, led a state commission on property taxes last year, he proposed capping property tax increases at 4percentt a year and cutting spending on education by consolidating school districts with fewer than 1,000 students.

He has been decisive at downsizing and consolidating schools and parishes.

She said the district and the Police Department were working to develop a safety plan for consolidating schools.

But in his later years, Cardinal O'Connor resisted consolidating schools or parishes, seeing them as anchors of communities, especially in places with shrinking Catholic populations.

As C.P.S. tries to cope with limited resources by closing or consolidating schools, replacing principals, and dismissing teachers — often despite generally positive observations of their classroom performance — tensions are mounting.

Archbishop Egan came to the New York Archdiocese from Bridgeport, Conn., where as bishop he had a reputation as a fiscal manager who cut spending and reduced debt by carefully consolidating schools and parishes.

Also during the same year, the reorganization of the vocational school network was launched, which meant consolidating schools into VET centres to provide better quality and more effective use of resources in VET.