Sentence examples for dwindling student population from inspiring English sources

After eight months of quietly studying the sprawling Archdiocese of New York, Archbishop Edward M. Egan announced his first major cost-cutting measure today, a decision to close a financially failing high school with a dwindling student population here in Ulster County.

Robert C. Bobb, the emergency manager appointed last year by Gov. Jennifer M. Granholm to take control of the schools, proposed the closings, which would eliminate as many as 2,100 jobs, in the face of a deficit expected to peak at $316.6 million and a dwindling student population.

Morris Brown is still $30 million in debt after 15 years of financial struggle and has a dwindling student population.

The Maryland Black colleges still boast some unique and timely degree offerings, but house them in outdated facilities with too few faculty to teach a dwindling student population.

The OKCPS student population was dwindling and the district would have collapsed had it not been for Hispanic immigration.

The student population has dwindled from a high of 590 in 1974 to 188 this year and was expected to drop further.

Over the past decade, 20 of the 28 rooms in the school have gradually gathered dust as the student population at Sree Karpagavalli dwindled to 225, one third of the 720 students who attended in 2000.

Meanwhile, student populations are dwindling at many of the regular elementary schools in the district.

The student population was 55,000.

Google offers some examples of what the "good news" may include, like a story about how Georgia State University stopped students from slipping through the cracks; or how backyard beekeepers in East Detroit are bringing back the dwindling bee population; or how Iceland curbed teen drinking.

Almost none of the dwindling Serbian population registered to participate.