Sentence examples for merits of school from inspiring English sources

He said: "This judgement applies a wider scope to ministerial decision making than has existed to date, and indicates that Ministers should look at the merits of school closure, not just the process".

Recently he has made pronouncements on the nutritional merits of school-cafeteria lunch and the sandwiches my wife packs him each morning, and on the evils of chain-restaurant French fries.

The head of the division, Jose Cole-Gutierrez, said the approach has been consistent, based "on the merits" of charter school proposals and reviews of existing schools.

Against a backdrop of high university fees and a sluggish economy, more young people will be examining the merits of apprenticeships, school leaver programmes and new business opportunities.

There has been plenty written on the merits of trade school, starting a business or going straight into the work force.

Five minutes earlier, Melvin had been debating with his scouts the merits of high school players, citing Jeter as an example.

BARRY GOLBIN STATEN ISLAND ◆ To the Editor: Jonathan Kozol's thoughtful review is both substantive and uplifting in defending the merits of public schools at a time when doubters and doomsayers vilify schools and teachers in their efforts to privatize education.

It is a refreshingly simple and admirably clear declaration of the merits of good schooling.

My ranking system had little to do with the academic merits of the schools.

In the court's opinion, delivered by Chief Justice Barbara Madsen, the case was not about the merits of charter schools but whether they were eligible for public funds.

You can look online or use guidebooks, published by a number of foundations, talking about the relative merits of different schools.