Sentence examples for remove schools from inspiring English sources

The chancellor says he wants to remove schools from council control to "drive up standards".

The move would be a shot in the arm for councils and their role in education, and a dramatic change after years of efforts by both Labour and Conservative ministers to remove schools from local authority supervision through the creation of academies.

We will also remove school … and any geographic bias," she says.

In District 6, in Upper Manhattan, some Community Education Council members developed a plan that would remove school zones altogether.

The former children's laureate Julia Donaldson has added her voice to the chorus protesting against the decision by Argyll and Bute council to remove school librarians from secondary schools.

State education officials were not empowered by the legislature to really run the district, but they did have power to remove school board members and publicize Roosevelt's every flaw.

Last fall, Tennessee began removing schools with the lowest student test scores and graduation rates from the oversight of local school boards and pooling them in a special state-run district.

Now, with the academies programme - which removes schools from the wing of local authorities - and changes to the admissions code, the way is becoming more open for grammars to expand.

Classes are smaller, many of the teachers are youthful imports brought in by groups like Teach for America, principals have been reshuffled or removed, school-hours remedial programs have been intensified, and after-school programs to help students increased.

Removing school fees altogether and providing financial incentives for girls to attend schools is what works – as Brazil has shown through its Bolsa Familia scheme – and that should be prioritised instead.

When asked why the sculpture had been removed, school officials said it was due to water damage.