Sentence examples for divided schools from inspiring English sources

Bombed buildings mar the centre, and the city is still divided – schools, hospitals, even bus stations – between Bosniaks and Croats.

The formula divided schools into three categories -- high-, medium- and low-need -- based on poverty data, the number of students for whom English is a second language, and the number of special education students.

To construct "school environment," we divided schools into thirds based on the pass rates of earlier cohorts.

While studying abroad in Kansas City, Kans. in 1969, the then 17-year-old New Zealander witnessed mass protests, talked nonstop politics and was bussed from one school district to another as part of the city's integration of racially divided schools.

The Chronicle divided schools into research, masters and bachelors degree granting programs that spent more than $50 million per year.

A comprehensive analysis of the data collected during the course of the UNICEF research "Divided Schools in BiH" shows that there are pronounced differences in BiH and different views prevail with regard to all of the key issues related to education in the country.

A divided school system will inevitably collide with community cohesion and reduce understanding of difference.

But like Graham Greene - whose father was also his headmaster - who has written about the green baize door that divided school and home life, Paulin acknowledged some tensions.

What's a superintendent – and a divided school board – to do?

The proposal has divided school board members, with some saying that holding down two sprawling jobs could be too much for White.

Instead, under the administration's proposals, a new accountability system would divide schools into more categories, offering recognition to those that are succeeding and providing large new amounts of money to help improve or close failing schools.