Sentence examples for rising school from inspiring English sources

Rising school enrollment bespeaks greater numbers of young families.

Rising school enrollment across the state is compounding the problem.

Rising school costs have helped push the system deep into the red.

DECLINING state aid and rising school budgets have already troubled the Three Village Central School District.

They point out that the governor regularly boasts about people moving to Texas but has not budgeted for the costs of rising school enrollment.

But in seeking to improve student performance and control rising school budgets, particularly in a time when many states face large deficits, Mr. Christie is hardly unique.

A rising primary school population in England is putting pressure on budgets and raising fears of "supersize" schools, councils are warning.

Last summer, the Local Government Association LGAA) warned a rising primary school population in the country was putting pressure on budgets and raising fears of "supersize" schools.

At a time of rising inequality, school foundations must shrink — not widen — the gap between rich and poor.

Education Secretary Michael Gove said: "Labour ignored warnings about the rising primary school population and even cut funding for new places.

This is the fifth successive year of rising primary school numbers, after a previous long downward trend.