Sentence examples for oversight of school from inspiring English sources

For instance, legislators tightened state oversight of school finances after administrators in Roslyn embezzled money.

Mr. Klein has been giving principals more oversight of school staffing and budgets.

Mr. Levy said the report reflected positively on the transition to police oversight of school safety officers.

[Daily News] The City Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn, said she wouldn't rule out a surcharge on taxpayers earning $1 million or more and that the oversight of school policy should be shifted from state officials to city lawmakers.

Michael Mulgrew, the president of the United Federation of Teachers, the city teachers' union, said on Thursday that he would fight any increase in the cap on charter schools without other major changes to the law, including more oversight of school spending and charter school admissions policies.

"How, we should ask, are local authorities to be expected to fulfil their statutory obligation to find places for all children in their areas when they no longer have oversight of school improvement and planning and do not have the power to determine school expansion?

1.20pm BST Labour's Nic Dakin says Morgan seems to be recognising the need for local oversight of schools.

Private vocational schools in California require the approval of the California Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education, established two years ago to provide stricter oversight of schools that serve 400,000 students across the state.

Blunkett and the shadow education secretary, Tristam Hunt, argue that the crisis has shown the wisdom of their plan for greater regional oversight of schools.

In a statement issued yesterday, Katherine McLane, a spokeswoman for the Education Department, said, "Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings takes very seriously the department's oversight of schools and lenders".

1.06pm BST Labour's Richard Burden asks why Morgan is pressing ahead with education reforms when there is a problem with oversight of schools.