Riverside has applied for licensing, the first step toward becoming a medical school, and hopes to admit its first four-year class in 2012, and to have 400 students by 2016, a typical size for the new crop of schools.
FOR the current crop of high school sophomores as well as those bobbing behind them in middle school, the technical process of applying to college using the Common Application is likely to be more streamlined (and less frustrating) than it was for their older brothers and sisters, to say nothing of their parents.
He said that each fall, when a new crop of high school students arrives, "I get nervous.
Hong Kong's government warned yesterday that a fresh crop of high school and university graduates now entering the job market could keep unemployment high in the near future.
His legacy is everywhere, from the current crop of art school grads to the shiny displays at the 99 Cent Store.
And, by the twentieth century, a fresh crop of mission schools was spreading foreign languages in China in the name of God.
Now, as many of the city's recent crop of small schools begin to graduate their first class of seniors, the question is whether their success can be sustained.
If these programmes are expanded, America will look a bit more like Japan or the Netherlands, where private schools serve lots of hard-up families (see chart) and children do better in exams than Americans.America's current crop of private schools were created in three waves.
The government is proposing a fresh crop of grammar schools as a way of boosting so-called social mobility, but May and her advisers seem to have forgotten that the government already has a social mobility strategy, produced in 2011, and it doesn't make a single mention of grammar schools.
