Sentence examples for in which schools from inspiring English sources

It's the policy context in which schools work.

Accreditation is not the only way in which schools may seek to boost their reputation.

The order in which schools will receive the vaccine can be found on the city's flu Web site.

Some companies are offering energy performance contracts in which schools defray upfront costs, paying later through savings in energy costs.

Department of Education officials said they had identified a number of cases in which schools had spent excessively on photocopiers.

Finally, Nicky Morgan needs to put her education hat on and address ways in which schools contribute to occupational segregation.

He is campaign strategist for "Climate Cops SoS", the npower scheme in which schools compete to produce the best environmental project (www.npower.com/climatecops).

In addition, the executive said he was aware of cases in which schools did not receive the entire amount allocated by the state.

He says during the past two decades education has become a competition to get into college, in which schools have become businesses rather than refuges from the world.

Over the last year we have created more than 250 new academy sponsors, which are now building these closely-knit regional links in which schools thrive.

He's got a Chicago version of the Race to the Top in which schools that reform the fastest get a pot of money.