Sentence examples for fledgling school from inspiring English sources

They wondered what would happen to the fledgling school without Mr. Sutin and without Prof. Thomas Blackwell, who was shot to death seconds after the dean.

The Norcal DJ and Music Production Academy, a fledgling school in San Francisco, aims to pull the DJ out of the analog age.

He called it the Place, and in this converted drill hall just off the unlovely Euston Road, his fledgling school began to take proper shape.

They said that administrators at the fledgling school, founded in 1997, were anxious to get full accreditation by the American Bar Association and knew that it took campus diversity into account when making such decisions.

He needed to see 'agency people.' Those who worked with Levin at Daniel Morgan — a fledgling school that offers graduate programs to aspiring spies and diplomats in downtown Washington — did not investigate his credentials.

It boasted a resident symphony orchestra, opera and drama companies, attendant music, theater and art schools, but almost no dance, apart from the fledgling school that catered mostly to the children of festival visitors.

In May 1900, Mary Cadwalader Jones addressed the Associated Alumnae of Trained Nurses, a group representing graduates of the nation's fledgling schools of nursing.

But more than half of the fledgling schools are already fighting for survival, because of legal challenges filed by the school boards in the cities and towns where they hope to open.

How Victory responds to those challenges could be crucial to New York State's fledgling charter school movement, which aims to offer alternatives to public schools by setting up schools that benefit from state financing but are freed from many union rules and have some leeway to set their own curriculums.

There he learned of a fledgling architecture school called SCI-Arc.

And now when she visits a fledgling dance school she's become interested in, she takes her video camera.