Sentence examples for fraction of school from inspiring English sources

A14 EDUCATION Parent-Teacher Teams Lagging Only a fraction of school leadership teams, which consist of parents, teachers and principals, are functioning as the Legislature intended when it ordered their creation at New York City's 1,212 public schools.

With the penalties for noncompliance threatening only a tiny fraction of school financing, and the Department of Education traditionally reluctant to withhold money, experts are questioning the promise of the supposedly landmark legislation.

Just a small fraction of school students in the city ride school buses, but about a third of the 150,000 who do are special education students, including children who use wheelchairs.

Just a fraction of schools and daycare centers nationwide are required to check for lead because most receive their water from municipal systems that test at other locations.

Shadow Education Secretary Ed Balls said the "tiny fraction" of schools becoming academies represented a "further embarrassment for Michael Gove".

The DfE said that free schools would cost a fraction of schools built under Labour's Building Schools for the Future programme.

The primary objective was to obtain a sample size sufficient to provide a reliable estimate of the fraction of schools throughout the United States that have implemented IAQ management practices, such as those recommended in the U.S. EPA's Indoor Air Quality Tools for Schools (IAQ TfS) Action Kit program.

Demographic data on age, race, and sex are included, in addition to the fraction of a school body on free or reduced school lunch.

Only a small fraction of public school students who were eligible last year for free tutoring or for transfers out of failing schools under federal law received those options, the Department of Education reported yesterday.

The fraction of high school dropouts who were employed fell for three full years after the recession ended.

Speaking to business leaders at the conservative Manhattan Institute in May, Archbishop Dolan said another priority was increasing the enrollment of Latinos, who make up almost half of all Catholics in the archdiocese but represent a tiny fraction of parochial school pupils — mainly because of the difficulty many have paying tuition ranging from about $3,000 to $6,000 a year.