Sentence examples for mean school on from inspiring English sources
This doesn't mean school on Saturdays.
It wasn't an easy transition--it meant more school, on-the-job training, and lots more exams at a time of life when she could well have thought that exams were behind her forever.
Based on the self-reported school grades from these classes, mean school grades were calculated and used in the analyses.
I mean school and university.
The NUT says staffing problems mean schools are relying on supply teacher agencies and teachers covering roles outside their specialism.
Low take-up of free meals means schools miss out on pupil premium funding, which gives schools extra cash to spend on children from poorer backgrounds, as this is allocated on the basis of how many children are claiming free meals.
(Reminded that most New Yorkers of his means reject public school on the assumption, right or wrong, that private schools are simply better, he said their decision was more complicated than that).
Mr. Duncan noted that in addition to state appropriations declining, which means schools are increasingly relying on tuition and local taxes, a quirk in the taxing system can limit financing for such colleges.
