Still, many educators considered this ruling unique because it hinged on the experiences of a single, though enormous, school district.
Chicago's enormous school system has laboured to overcome long-term problems with its quality while attempting to serve diverse ethnic and social class groups.
The food industry, meanwhile, has been forced to reckon with an enormous school system determined to do better by its children's bellies.
Sister Mary Burns and Sister Kathy Maire, who were working with poor and immigrant women in Bushwick, became leading forces in a movement to break up many of the enormous high schools that, like Jefferson, were more warehouse than school.
In New York, the green school phenomenon feeds into an effort to break up the city's enormous high schools into smaller learning settings, a centerpiece of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's overhaul of the school system.
We don't have the same problem as enormous state schools.
When Labour won its landslide victory in 1945 so many Fabians were elected (over 220) that the parliamentary Labour party was said to "look just like an enormous Fabian school".
A woman with an analog television and an enormous old-school cable box atop it living in an apartment filled with clutter that would make a hoarder proud.
In an informal tour of the enormous high school, which takes up most of a city block and is seven stories high, a reporter encountered hundreds of elderly and disabled New Yorkers.
"There are enormous pressures on schools, finishing off A-levels with the current year 13, while worrying about new A-levels and new GCSEs.
A Lucrative Business The stakes are enormous: For-profit schools have long derived the bulk of their revenue from federal loans and grants, and the percentages have been climbing sharply.
