Sentence examples for richer school from inspiring English sources

It gets about 70% of its budget from state funds (richer school districts get most of theirs from local property taxes).

Republicans are, generally speaking, reluctant to spend more money partly because they represent people in richer school districts and partly because so much cash has already been wasted (America spends much more than other countries).

Ultimately, as long as exam appeals have a price attached to them, richer schools will always have an advantage.

The richer schools will be able to buy in advisers, while the poorer ones will have minimal provision.

Or is it the opening of Pandora's box, deepening the competitive gulf between the larger, richer schools and the smaller, less cash-rich ones?

This inflamed the worry that the best teachers would leave for richer schools, taking with them both the most promising graduate students and the university's prestige.

Another critic, Aaron Taylor, a law professor at St . Louis University— who received his law degree from Howard — said, "You get desperation by the poorer schools and exploitation by the richer schools".

The worst-case envisioned by almost everyone involved with Scarsdale schools is the so-called "Robin Hood" effect, a zero-sum game under which money is diverted directly from richer schools to poorer ones.

Snow et al. ([1998]) found students' academic performance generally varying much more across than within schools in the USA, and students from richer schools typically having better achievement than students from poorer schools.

He did not stop borrowing to subsidize some of the richest school districts in the country.

In effect, the county subsidizes some of the nation's richest school districts.