Sentence examples for division of school from inspiring English sources

Representatives from the board's division of school facilities meet regularly with executives from the School Construction Authority to review the status of construction projects.

Patricia Zedalis, chief executive of the board's division of school facilities, said that accelerating the boiler replacement program would require shifting some renovation projects to a lower priority.

"It's really a terrible situation because it doesn't give stability to the schools," said Patricia Zedalis, the chief executive of the board's division of school facilities.

According to projections by the board's division of school facilities, by 2004 the Bronx will be at 131percentt of capacity and Queens at 122 percent, even with the scheduled school additions.

At the very same fund-raiser, Ms. Gotbaum took up a not-so-popular cause, coming to the defense of Patricia Zedalis, who was forced out of her job as head of the Board of Education's division of school facilities.

The principal's office referred me to the Board of Education headquarters, which referred me to the School Construction Authority, which referred me back to the school board, which consulted with its division of school facilities.

Although liberal and socialist ideas were discussed and even practiced in experimental schools the main features of the era were the continued systematization of education, which had progressed in Prussia from 1763, and the class-based division of schools.

Mr. Kozloff accepts this division of schools and argues that images of New York by Jewish photographers during the middle of the century tend to reveal a unique "social tension," which is usually not found in the work of their non-Jewish colleagues.

The Japanese school system follows the American division of elementary school, junior high school and high school.

Gerald Harris, a former school principal who later directed the transportation division of a school district before he retired, said his son was a good husband and a good father to their young twin boys.

Thomas Fisher, dean of the college of architecture and landscape architecture at the University of Minnesota, is dedicating a new division of his school to that idea.