Sentence examples for in existing schools from inspiring English sources

Mr. Huizar said the new $318 million campus, for children of all grades, would ease crowding in existing schools and end the busing of about 3,800 students from surrounding neighborhoods.

Councils will recommend whether the places funded by the £1bn are put in existing schools or new free schools and academies, giving them back more control over planning for schools.

A quarter of free schools are in areas with empty places in existing schools.

The Gilbert report questioned the pace of academy creation, saying some chains seemed more focused on empire-building than raising standards in existing schools.

One possible compromise is another new wrinkle — becoming a choice district that could offer its own Hebrew program in existing schools.

But this premise confuses per capita share (the budget divided by number of students) with the actual cost of educating students in existing schools, which is far less than the per capita share.

[Daily News] Education officials voted to create 14 schools, many of them charter schools to be housed in existing school buildings.

(Up to now, when new charters are opened in existing school buildings, they have occupied a floor or two alongside their traditional counterparts).

"You're given 11 months from notification of approval to opening that very few free schools get up and opening unless they are in existing school buildings, so it's quite common there is some form of temporary accommodation".

"This was an important moment because the representatives of all employees, many of whom are parents of students in our schools, are all coming forward to say we should invest in our existing schools," said Alex Capresidentl, president of United Teachers Los Angeles.

The 2011 Gonski review of funding admitted that there was duplication and waste in the existing schools funding model, but clearly noted that there was a role for both state and federal governments.