Sentence examples for of shrinking school from inspiring English sources

The new Holocaust museum and studies center opened Friday in the school's basement, a testament to the single-minded dedication of school leaders and a high-powered alumni network at a time of shrinking school budgets.

"Providing additional support to help disadvantaged students succeed is a priority for schools, however the additional pupil premium must be considered in the overall context of shrinking school budgets".

The first suggestion would be to maintain or enhance high school athletic programs, even in an era of shrinking school budgets.

Many were transferred unwillingly to Neukölln from East Berlin's shrinking schools; less than 1% of the district's 2,500 teachers share their students' migrant backgrounds.

A report issued this week by a teacher recruitment organization estimated the cost of the so-called teacher reserve pool — nearly 1,400 educators who have lost their classroom assignments because of shrinking enrollment, school closings or the elimination of programs — at $74 million this year.

But she fears this ideal could be jeopardised at a time of shrinking resources, because successful schools won't share expertise when there isn't enough to go around – let alone independent schools, whose response to repeated pleas from ministers to be more generous she calls "extremely disappointing".

The reserve is an outgrowth of the city's contract with the teachers' union, which ended seniority rights in staffing decisions as well as the automatic transfer of teachers who had been cut because of shrinking enrollment, the closing of large schools or the elimination of particular programs.

Two years ago, La Cañada Unified School District's summer school program was on life support, a victim of shrinking state financing for public education.

Choose a type of shrink-wrapping film.

A group led by the Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation is seeking to rapidly expand the number of independently operated charter schools, which could shrink a school system already dealing with declining enrollment.

It has reduced the number of schools, shrunk the curriculum and shortened school hours.