Sentence examples for restructuring of school from inspiring English sources

He has lowered taxes but increased spending, increased aid to schools but challenged a court-ordered restructuring of school finance formulas, increased the open land under state protection but fallen short of his own goals on greenhouse gases.

And it calls for a major restructuring of schools and universities, stepped-up in-house training by business and ambitious government investment to strengthen the safety net for workers who lose their jobs.

States and districts are required to choose from a menu of "restructuring" options for such schools, including reopening them as charter schools; replacing most or all of the staff responsible for the failure; contracting with an outside organization to run the school; turning over operation of the school to the state; or "any other major restructuring" of the school.

On the other hand, inclusion involves a restructuring of mainstream schooling that every school can accommodate every child irrespective of the disability (Avramidis and Norvich 2002).

They added: "It remains our position that any restructuring of the school should not be imposed from above unless and until there has been a full consultation with parents, staff and the local community".

But the mayor took on the issue only after reports that the suspension system had broken down in the course of his restructuring of the school system and that, as a result, violent students were languishing in the very hallways and classrooms where their offenses occurred.

Intensive block teaching is a restructuring of the school day into classes much longer than the traditional 50-minute period.

Restructuring of public schools requires close scrutiny.

No one laments restructuring of underperforming schools.

State legislators and community leaders called the proposed closing or restructuring of 21 schools "very troubling" and said administrators were violating the intent of a new state law.

Laura Constable, a spokeswoman for the Paterson Public Schools, which have 28,000 students, said the district has started to make gains in test scores as a result of an ambitious restructuring of its schools begun in 2005.