Sentence examples for established school from inspiring English sources

The French cultural influence on its business education is especially marked, for its burgeoning business schools have fitted into the well established school system there.

This one-day seminar in association with the NAHT is essential for new and aspiring heads as well as established school leaders who wish to update their knowledge.

So powerful were the forces behind educational reform that in most established school districts, one version or another of educational reform produced schools that no longer resembled the strict, segregated, vocational and prayer-infused institutions of the 1950's.

It now includes companies that offer a full line of children's clothing and have established school uniform labels to meet the often less formal requirements of the public school dress codes.

But because some young couples prefer living in older neighborhoods, near established school systems, they will remake or expand an older home, even if that means sacrificing lawn area, rather than move to a newer house with more land in a remote location, he said.

Is there any merit that the nationally recognized established school is a better place for him, rather than remaining in his current situation at a school without any collegiate track record when  his preference is to attend a college in the Northeast?

Data were only analysed for established medical schools and not the more recently established schools, making samples much larger and mean scores more stable.

He also established schools of marine engineering, hydrography, and cartography.

"The University also has a long and well established Schools liaison programme.

Cambodian communities abroad have also established schools and cultural institutions to help perpetuate those traditions.

The Jesuits also established schools for the Indians, including El Príncipe (1619) in Lima and San Borja in Cuzco.