Sentence examples for school building program from inspiring English sources

"We are in the midst of a school building program NSW has never before experienced," said the premier, Gladys Berejiklian.

It replaced the scandal-ridden School Construction Corporation, which was established in 2002 to oversee an $8.5 billion court-ordered school building program.

The corporation was responsible for overseeing the state's $8.6 billion school building program, which was concentrated in the state's poorest districts.

New Haven is pursuing the biggest school building program in the state to replace run-down, inadequate and often depressing schools.

Thanks to an ambitious school building program carried out by the state, Ilion's low-rise brick high school is in great shape and indistinguishable from similar buildings even in wealthier communities.

Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, examined the district's unprecedented school building program, financed by $19.5 billion in voter-approved state and local bonds.

In the late 20th century the state embarked on an extensive school-building program, as well as on a vigorous literacy campaign.

The increase in births between 1944 and the mid-1970s, however, brought its own problems, notably the need to rush through a school-building program, followed by the creation of new universities.

By most accounts, Mr. Peters was successful, shepherding major projects like the Learning Corridor, a magnet school-building program south of downtown, through Hartford's dense bureaucracies, and securing federal money to put more police officers on the street.

She has been working to support future school leaders over the past five years as a member of the instructional team at Teachers College Summer Principals Academyy, a leading edge school building leader preparation program that focuses on developing social and emotional competencies through self-awareness training and human and team development.

On Monday, students from a dozen schools will be returning from designated relocation sites to their normal school buildings and programs, the spokeswoman, Erin Hughes, said in a statement.