Sentence examples for merged school from inspiring English sources

In January 1972 a U.S. District Court judge merged school districts in Richmond, Va., and ordered that students be bused to achieve racial balance.

One parent, who did not want to be identified because the parent's child would be enrolled in the newly merged school, said students, their parents and teachers were "devastated".

The newly merged school had to carefully navigate various multicultural sensitivities: boys and girls play sport separately, there is a modest uniform code, and assemblies draw from a number of religious traditions.

The merged school would be sited in a new building on the current St Andrew's Primary School site.

The merged school closed three years later.

A merged school means recruiting one algebra teacher, not two.

He merged schools to cut education costs.

The jobs of 37 governors are up for grabs in November, so talk of remaking government — eliminating services, merging school districts, shrinking employee costs — has become a refrain.

Around Ms. Jackson's neighborhood, residents said the school cuts — and the notion of merging schools — carried special worries.

Archbishop Egan is a canon lawyer and classical pianist who is expected to adapt the New York archdiocese to demographic changes and fiscal pressures by closing or merging schools, parishes and perhaps hospitals -- all steps his predecessor was loath to undertake.

Pennsylvania and Vermont are considering merging schools to cut costs and adjust to changing demographics.