Sentence examples for plan school from inspiring English sources

Under the terms of the incentive plan, school districts were offered a 10percentt bonus on state aid for construction.

Students from each grade act as "junior E.P.A. representatives," who work with teachers and school leaders to plan school greening activities.

1 President Bush, in his first weekly radio address, signaled anew that he might be willing to budge on the most contentious dimension of his education plan: school vouchers.

Under the plan, school administrators will be required to tell parents that they have four options from which to choose: traditional bilingual classes; classes in English as a second language; a more intensive version of such classes; and a program known as dual language instruction.

From 1906 until the start of the first world war, the government tried to balance the growing inequalities caused by extreme poverty and obscene wealth by introducing a rudimentary pension plan, school meals, a children's charter, and the National Insurance Act to help assist those who had been injured on the job.

Dr Bousted told the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) annual conference in Manchester: "We know that there is a growing crisis in primary school places and we know that the government, for all the money they say they are throwing at the problem, they simply haven't got the mechanism, they haven't got the ability, to plan school provision where it's needed.

Each school is expected to have a team of students who will work with a faculty adviser to plan school-based programs to promote tolerance, civil rights and nonviolence and who will take part in a state conference on this issue this fall.

"There are many challenges to take into account when planning school lunch, including the eating habits of children.

There are innovative new partnerships supporting co-operation in strategic planning, school improvement, alternative provision and support for vulnerable children.

So he leaves a huge gap in our education system, with no one responsible for planning school places and a confused and fragmented system of school accountability.

In fact, planning school transportation is not only an economical issue, but also a matter of creative thinking.