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The funding enabled the schools to "dive further into their mission of" researching Accelerated Bridge construction, the site says.

This enabled the schools to provide personalized remedial instruction in math and reading, after which 70 percent of the district's middle schoolers increased their proficiency by at least one grade in those subjects.

Recent donations have enabled the school to build a library, which is starved of books, but there is no local postal service for American friends to send books.

But continuity has enabled the school to guarantee high-quality teaching by ensuring that every subject on the curriculum is taught by a specialist.

The new resources enabled the School to expand, attracting and retaining new faculty talent and increasing interdisciplinary collaboration within the School and with other divisions of the University.

Converting to a free school has enabled the school to increase its numbers from around 400 to 600, and Tullie says that the long-term aim is to bring numbers up to around 700 over three years.

He set up the Center on Poverty Work and Opportunity at the University of North Carolina law school, which enabled the school to research poverty and also provided a platform for Mr. Edwards after he left Washington.

The Dean of the Tisch School of the Arts for over 20 years, his leadership laid the groundwork that enabled the school to achieve the position of international renown it now enjoys in the cinematic and performing arts.

Within no time Pierce and his wife had more than 150 students, and by the end of the summer, the addition of more missionaries enabled the school to accommodate between 300 and 400 children as well as 60 adults at a night school.

Judith Ramaley, president of Portland State University, in Oregon, called her first foundation grant last year her "catalyst," less than one million dollars that enabled the school to publicize its innovative new curriculum and links to the community, which have now drawn national attention and the support of other foundations.

The classrooms have enabled the school to serve more students, from around 400 pupils a year ago to nearly 600 now, and more growth is expected.