Sentence examples for operations of the school from inspiring English sources

Columbia does not play a role in the day-to-day operations of the school, although officials from the university helped Dr. Maldonado-Rivera create the school.

"It's a personal choice," said Thomas F. Valent, a longtime Santa, who took over operations of the school in 1986 and moved it to Midland, where he also runs a construction company.

In his forty years as an educator, Dr. Shudofsky served as Administrator of the Ramaz Day School where he shaped and guided the lives of many young Jewish minds and managed the day-to-day operations of the school.

The judge ruled that Mr. Melzer had been discharged "because of the likely disruption to the internal operations of the school as a consequence of the public exposure" of Mr. Melzer's activities.

Mr. Vlasto said it would be impossible to squeeze the central operations of the school system into the Tweed building, which has 168,624 square feet of space compared with 361,284 at 110 Livingston.

The center, which suspended the operations of the school and the Graham company in May because of financial difficulties, has been engaged in a bitter struggle with the Martha Graham Trust, which licenses the dances, over the rights to Graham's work and name.

However, by using the stratification module's output, it becomes possible to establish performance goals for less efficient schools by benchmarking their current energy and waste usage against the more efficient operations of the schools in any of the higher performing strata.

If the wantonly negligent operation of the school led to many deaths, the Florida School of Boys was like a deadly fire in slow motion.

"I had an orchestra!" Among the offers of financial support to the school was a promise of $1,000, enough for one day's operation of the school, from a dancer who performed with Ruth St. Denis, Graham's teacher.

But it emerged that under the reforms, based on the Swedish system of "free" schools, governing bodies could contract out the operation of the school – including teaching – to a private company and that the company would be allowed to charge a "management fee".

Given the difficulty we experienced gaining access to other privately-run institutions, we decided to collect as much data as we could without interfering too much in the day-to-day operation of the school.