Sentence examples for endangered schools from inspiring English sources

And that would help keep endangered schools open.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation, one of the many nonprofit agencies updating their agendas for the new president, has put Stevens on its national list of most endangered schools.

Five years ago, the archdiocese placed St. Martin's on a list of endangered schools.

In Quetta, Balochistan's capital, according to Pakistan's Dawn newspaper, hundreds of political and social activists protested outside the local press club to demand immediate protection from the government for the endangered schools.

The Tribune says school board members have each visited roughly 10 of the closing schools to assess the community concerns, though WBEZ reports CPS has been limiting the public's and the media's access to the endangered schools.

In recent months, plans for the Millennium Pipeline, a proposed 425-mile natural gas conduit from Lake Erie to Westchester, hit a stumbling block here in its last leg -- this working-class, largely minority city, where residents said the project would endanger their schools, homes and houses of worship.

Attendance plummeted just after the disaster, causing students to lose valuable instructional time and endangering state school aid that is based in part on attendance figures.

The book's nameless little boy is now called Oliver; Mouse, joined by the animal stars of other Numeroff books, has been knocked up into a hapless protagonist whose poor impulse control and need to be involved in Oliver's business winds up endangering a school play.

And given the current economic climate, financing for kindergarten through 12th-grade arts education programs in city schools is endangered.

Spot surveys indicate that no more than 800 remain, their historical importance often unknown to residents and even to many of the dwindling alumni, according to the National Trust for Historic Preservation, which calls the schools an endangered treasure.

But closer study suggests that such revenues merely displace funds that would have been raised in some other way: the crumbling schools or endangered loons do not actually get any new money.