Sentence examples for enrollment school from inspiring English sources

In addition to rising enrollment, school districts must also cope with the state's new standards, which by 2003 will require all students to pass five Regents exams to graduate from high school.

A report issued this week by a teacher recruitment organization estimated the cost of the so-called teacher reserve pool — nearly 1,400 educators who have lost their classroom assignments because of shrinking enrollment, school closings or the elimination of programs — at $74 million this year.

The model in Table 4 includes school characteristics such as total enrollment, school location, whether the school is financed by public or private funds and the proportion of foreign language speakers in the school.

"We're going to do whatever is necessary to keep this school and have an open enrollment school in our community," said Stogner, a protester who has three grandchildren.

No matter what position one takes, concerning school choice, it is important to appreciate that every school is a "selective enrollment" school.

It certainly wasn't a high-performing selective enrollment school, but there are only a few of those anywhere in Chicago, especially on the South side.

Because of its small enrollment, schooling in the Shelter Island Union Free School District is often compared to private education.

In terms of meeting state standards, selective enrollment schools still did best, with 99.2 percent.

With a broadened mandate, he instituted drastic reforms to cut expenses, shutter low enrollment schools and shore up test scores.

The empirical analysis of household data from Moldova shows a strong relationship between enrollment, schooling expenditures and the educational aspiration caregivers have for their children.

Walter Payton Preperatory High School, located at 1034 N. Wells Street, is an example of one of Chicago ten selective enrollment schools. .