Sentence examples for control of state schools from inspiring English sources
And the assertion of a similar parental right has been fundamental to the gradual whittling away of local authority control of state schools and the growth of free-standing academies.
The Sunday Times understands that the National College for Teaching and Leadership (NCTL), the profession's watchdog which can ban teachers from classrooms, is working on possible disciplinary cases against current and former staff members at schools in Birmingham, which were the focus of the Trojan Horse scandal, which saw efforts by hardline Islamists to take control of state schools.
These replaced the five previous categories of state schools (county, controlled, special agreement, aided and grant-maintained (GM)) in September 1999.
Well, free schools are a type of state school.
In a draft of a letter that the governors plan to send this week to members of the House and Senate, they wrote, "If you care about a level playing field for Main Street retail businesses, and local control of states' governments and schools, extend the moratorium on taxing Internet access only with authorization for the states to streamline and simplify the existing sales tax system".
It became the first school in the country to be awarded the dual control of state funding and limited independence.
4. Degree of independence from authoritarian controls: church, state, school system, a rigid family structure.
The sample of controls was recruited from state schools in areas surrounding the settings from which the CD groups were selected.
The clarifications are usually along the lines of "independent state schools... state-funded schools with greater levels of autonomy... outside of local authority control".
Although Spain is formally a secular state, the church is still part-funded by tax and controls much of the teaching of religion at state schools.
