Sentence examples for enrollment at schools from inspiring English sources

Over the past decade, but especially since 2001, enrollment at schools with professional culinary programs has jumped 20percent, 500 percent, sometimes 100percentt.

The company disclosed in an annual report filed in March that the S.E.C. investigation stems from accusations that Career Education inflated enrollment at schools in Montclair, N.J., and in Santa Barbara, Calif.

The people who remain in rural parts of the country are used to seeing declining enrollment at schools and shuttered businesses on Main Street, as well as weakening political muscle in Washington.

Bangladesh is wriggling out of poverty and combating newborn mortality are getting stronger in the form of better maternal and child health, increasing enrollment at schools and improving gender parity at classrooms.

While analyzing the exact mechanisms is challenging, suggestive evidence indicates that child health reduces child education, in particular the probability of child enrollment at school.

The outreach efforts, Mr. Giuliani said, would include holding "enrollment events" at schools and enrolling summer school students and participants in the city's summer jobs program.

Since then, the country has made a big effort to do better: nearly all children under 14 are now in primary school, and enrollment at secondary schools has doubled.

"Student A has not only received an unequal opportunity to benefit from the District's educational program, but has also experienced an ongoing sense of isolation and ostracism throughout her high school enrollment at the school," according to the letter from the Office for Civil Rights.

Contrary to what most of us would think, coming from schools challenged daily by a lack of professors and dormitories, enrollment at Brazilian schools would need to double to just match the number of available seats.

Mr. Dolde of UConn said the downturn had also increased the enrollment at business schools.

The system has expanded, adding a new campus and increasing enrollment at existing schools.