Sentence examples for oversees school from inspiring English sources

Eric Goldstein, the Department of Education executive who oversees school food, fields those suggestions.

Investigators working for a division of the Agriculture Department that oversees school lunch programs found higher rates of salmonella in meat from Beef Products than from other vendors.

The Department of Agriculture, which oversees school lunch programs, banned the Peanut Corporation of America from doing any further business with the government.

The schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein, said Monday that he was reshuffling the top jobs at city's Education Department headquarters and eliminating the division that oversees school curriculum and teacher training programs.

But Mr. Oestreicher and Dr. Roger Platt, a Health Department official who oversees school health, told members of the Council's education and health committees that the bill was unnecessary.

The school's preliminary, unaudited estimate of the endowment's value is about $5.7 billion, after standard endowment spending of about 4 to 5percentt annually, said Robert Kasdin, senior executive vice president, who oversees school operations.

"It's a vote of no-confidence from parents," admitted Sidwell Basson, an official in the provincial education department that oversees schools in Soweto.

The Higher Learning Commission, which oversees schools in 19 states, said the lack of basic funding could put Illinois schools' accreditation at risk.

A 1965 graduate of Harvard Law School, he was director of the Office of Civil Rights for the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, where he oversaw school desegregation.

There are currently no effective regional bodies with the power to co-ordinate or oversee school improvement initiatives in maintained schools and academies effectively.

Thus, it is perfectly fine to allow for-profit schools to educate children when parents are involved in overseeing school management and performance is graded by objective measures of success (test scores, graduation rates and college admissions).