Sentence examples for for certain schools from inspiring English sources

"Our proposed reforms will mean an end to historical unfairness and underfunding for certain schools," said Greening.

In addition, FEMA said it had asked for and still not received from the state updated information on such things as letters of agreement from school bus companies that they would participate in evacuations, updated estimates on how long it would take to evacuate various parts of Westchester and details on emergency plans for certain schools and day care centers.

The dialogue between these intellectuals highlights a trend in recent years for certain schools of sociology and philosophy to intersect.

Students may apply for certain schools based on their understanding of its reputation in certain subjects, or schools may use different criteria to select between applicants.

To minimize the reduction in the increases to New York City, Governor Spitzer proposed new streams of money that seemed designed for certain school districts.

In every observation of a school team meeting, we witnessed parents physically wielding clinician documents in attempts to focus the discussion at the meeting, or to advocate for certain school-based health supports.

Schools could even grant preferences to students from certain schools selected for, among other things, their racial composition, the new document says.

The small differences between school levels do not give reason for a differential approach for a certain school level for overweight prevention.

Indeed, New York City's decision this year to provide cash rewards to students in certain schools for taking tests and for scoring well could run in conflict with attempts to provide bonuses to teachers when it is based on standard test results, since the teachers of such classes would potentially have an advantage over those whose students receive no extra rewards for good work.

How it works: AngelScholars allows so-called angels (which can be anyone) to support students' education by creating a "scholarship" — say, to buy uniforms for a certain school, or to help defray costs for students attending summer school at New York University.

Originally, the student debt disclosures were part of a broader package of so-called "gainful employment" regulations that could have punished certain schools for not meeting student debt thresholds.