Sentence examples for performance schools from inspiring English sources

Areas which still have some selection - including Kent, Birmingham and Lincolnshire - have among the highest proportion of low performance schools.

But Belmont, a small Christian-affiliated university (enrollment 5,023) known mainly for its music-business and performance schools, was still basking in the national recognition.

After five years ONS will assess each new school to judge whether to renew its contract.So far 55 schools have opened: 32 charter campuses, 19 performance schools and four contract schools.

Another explanation might be that after years of poor performance, schools under pressure from Ofsted take action to raise standards, perhaps appointing a new headteacher or adopting new teaching policies.

Having capitalized on a swelling economy to initiate new programs aimed at improving student performance, schools across the country like Harvey Elementary are now being asked to curtail those very efforts because of the nation's shrinking economy.

In the first year of a program rewarding New Jersey's 31 public universities, colleges and community colleges for good performance, schools were awarded $8 million in grants for good performance, or 92percentt of the amount of money available.

"Despite being under-resourced, Sarah Lawrence is an exceedingly high performance school," he said.

Ms. Mullen, 27, is a voice teacher at PeachCraft Studios, a performance school for children and teenagers in Summit, N.J.

"We are a performance school," said Robert Lipsett, who teaches violin and helped map the conservatory's evolution.

High performance school-age athletes struggle to balance the demands of their sporting and educational roles.

Performance director Mark Wotte says 2020 will determine whether the Scottish FA's regional performance school project is a success.