Sentence examples for enrolling children from inspiring English sources

Al Baker (NYT) MANHATTAN: CHILDREN'S INSURANCE -- New York is among the states with the most success in enrolling children in the federal Children's Health Insurance Program, according to a new report from the Children's Defense Fund.

One of the respondents revealed the difficulty in enrolling children in schools, because these schools do not wish to enrol orphans.

States have had difficulty enrolling children in both programs.

Nor has the death discouraged families from enrolling children in Mr. Long's $695 fall program.

It incorporated two schools as teaching laboratories, enrolling children from kindergarten to college age.

The challenges have come in the details, as the state currently reviews district plans and the deadline looms to at least start enrolling children by the fall.

Even though states are strapped, most are still accepting new children — except for Arizona, which has stopped enrolling children in its CHIP program.

Fear of deportation and lack of information keep parents from enrolling children in government programs that offer help with nutrition, child care and early education.

Trying to simplify the often bewildering process of enrolling children in prekindergarten and kindergarten classes in New York City and to make it more fair, Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein announced Wednesday that he would standardize applications and deadlines citywide.

B1 EDUCATION Exploring Foreign Roots Many parents are enrolling children adopted from abroad in schools and programs in which they can learn the languages they would have spoken and become familiar with the cultures into which they were born.

In interviews with The New York Times, officials in 20 states gave these reasons for failing to use their full allotments: *Some states took a year or more to start enrolling children.