Sentence examples for large public schools from inspiring English sources

The college remained largely independent of the large public schools.

Over the past few years, coaches at public high schools have complained about the defections of a number of players from large public schools who have left for small private academies.

Large public schools, for the most part, do not have as much flexibility; particularly if there are students leaving for vocational training or internships every afternoon, a rotating schedule is nearly impossible.

By contrast, students in large public schools where each guidance counselor is responsible for many hundreds of students, or students whose parents are not native English speakers, can be shortchanged when it comes to having their essays reviewed.

The situation where the children attend many large public schools from anywhere in the city offers an excellent breeding ground for spreading an EID.

"Our younger daughter is in a large public school and it seems like things are improving.

With the help of my literary agent, who posed as my mother, I enrolled at a large public school about an hour and forty minutes outside New York City.

To the south, just after a small park, is an oil storage tank field, followed by an asphalt plant, followed by a large public school bus depot.

By The New Yorker July 19, 2011 This week, Paul Goldberger writes about the Evelyn Grace Academy, in South London, a large public school designed by Zaha Hadid and completed last year.

Majeed walked his usual six blocks to James Logan High School, the large public school he has attended since moving to California from Peshawar nearly three years ago.

Will being from a small Montana rural public school help her — or hurt her? — Barbara Do college admissions officers take into account that a student who attends a large (public) school faces more competition when competing for slots in extracurricular activities than a student from a smaller (private) school?