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They can add as much as $40,000 each to their annual pay by taking care of orphaned school buildings for two months at a stretch, an assignment known as temporary care that does not require them to work extra hours.
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The Stara biocentre in Kibera is run by women who also manage an orphan school.
Now another orphan school is under attack because of Bloomberg and Department of Education neglect -- Law, Government and Campus Magnet High School in Cambria Heights, Queens.
Orphan school attendance ratio MICS and DHS (1997-2002).
For all searches the terms "HIV", "AIDS" and "Children" were used and specialised searches then included terms such as "Orphan", "School", "Education", "Bereavement", "Nutrition" and "Development".
Orphan school attendance ratio Percentage of children 10-144 years) who lost both biological parents and who are currently attending school as a percentage of non-orphaned children of the same age who live with at least one parent and who are attending school.
Waters' book, which is set in Victorian England, tells the story of Sue, an orphaned girl schooled to be a con artist, who falls in love with Maud, the woman she is supposed to be scamming.
The orphan schools are everybody else.
His first question in the Commons was about orphan schools.
Governor Curtin set up 70 schools across the state and they became known as the 'Soldier's Orphan Schools'.
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