Sentence examples for given to school from inspiring English sources
Therefore, this responsibility should be given to school districts or state governments.
He manages grants given to school districts and educational organizations to increase the college readiness of students.
A federal district court granted the board's motion for summary judgment on the basis that its motivation stemmed from a "conservative educational philosophy," which was permissible in light of the wide discretion usually given to school boards.
A dozen principals at those schools were awarded $25,000 bonuses — the largest ever given to school administrators by the city — for placing in the top 1percentt among the more than 1,000 schools receiving grades this week.
"Nor should it be implemented in a rush without adequate training being given to school leaders and governors who will be monitoring staff progress and sometimes having to make difficult decisions and judgments".
At the beginning of April the new Brazilian sports minister, Ricardo Leyser, was quoted as saying "there is a perception that the Brazilian population has not yet woken up for the Games", amid suggestions that tickets could be given to school children in an effort to ensure venues are full.
After all, we have seen this happen with the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, another much sought after vaccine for developing countries, which is given to school-age girls to prevent cervical cancer.
He added that hundreds of free memberships would be given to school-age children through organizations that contact him, and that 10 to 20percentt of the site's revenue would finance academic scholarships to be awarded by the Hip-Hop Chess Federation.
The freedoms given to schools should not include the ability to select by stealth.
Rather, bonuses equivalent to $3,000 per teacher will be given to schools that meet overall performance standards.
They also say they spend $2,000 to $4,000 more per student in those schools, in addition to any federal aid given to schools with high-needs populations.
