Sentence examples for enrollment ranked from inspiring English sources

The Teaneck Public Schools had a Budgetary Per Pupil Cost of $18,417 in its 2012-13 budget, 26.8% higher than the average of $14,519 budgeted that year by districts in the same grouping of grades and enrollment, ranked as the 101st highest among the 106 K-12 districts in the state with more than 3,500 students.

In an email statement, Cavazos-Garcia cited declining MAS enrollment ranks for the shift of teaching duties, and noted that she made the unilateral decision of changing supervision on the basis that "MAS teachers have now been brought in line with all other staff members and evaluated by campus principals as required by board policy".

Instead, the increases in flagship enrollment appear to "crowd out" enrollment at comparably ranked private or out-of-state institutions.

Even so, sub-Saharan Africa remained the area of the world with the lowest enrollment percentages, and India was ranked as the country with the most children out of school in large part because school fees continued to be higher than many families could afford to pay.

Subsequently, each of these groups of institutions was ranked by student enrollment, and a random sample of institutions was designated by employing a random number generator to select row numbers.

The list is ranked by school district enrollment size for the 2013-2014 academic year, according to the Illinois State Board of Education.

Enrollment is about 5,000, and the undergraduate business program was ranked in the top 50 by U.S. News & World Report in "America's Best Colleges 2008".

The city's three high schools — Anderson, Madison Heights and Highland — each topped 2,000 in enrollment, and all three of their boys' basketball teams regularly ranked in the state's top 10.

The school is ranked first per capita among public universities in enrollment of National Merit Scholars and has seen 28 Rhodes Scholars graduate since the program's inception in 1902.

Since he took over as the first American-born president of Yeshiva, enrollment has grown at its four campuses and it has been ranked 45th in U.S. News and World Report's list of the top 50 American universities.

Gains in school Internet access and the number of broadband Internet subscribers bolstered its high post-secondary enrollment, on which it ranks first in the world.