Sentence examples for school contributed from inspiring English sources

Wrestlers at an American private school contributed.

In the end, alumni and students raised more than half a million dollars and the archdiocese and school contributed $250,000 to keep Hudson Catholic open for at least one more year.

Now Roosevelt's state-appointed administrators have a decision to make: does the charter school provide a model for the district's other six schools, or has the charter school contributed to the problems by siphoning away money and more motivated students?

In each high school, a cluster sampling strategy was used to randomly select two or three Year-2 classes, and each school contributed around 80 100 respondents to the sample.

Glasson proudly proclaimed that "the Graduate School has a spirit and background far different from a merely local institution". He felt very strongly that the varied background of the students and the research emphasis of the graduate school contributed vitally to the academic atmosphere of the new university.

She was expelled from a fundamentalist high school for being a "disturbing influence". Like Goldstein, her introduction to philosophy in a religious school contributed to her deconversion.

Meanwhile, he said, parents have rallied around the school, contributing more than $750,000 in gifts.

Edison gives schoolwide bonuses because, Mr. Chubb said, "everyone in a school contributes to academic gains".

The land deal, the officials said, became a financial albatross for the 160-student school, contributing to its closure last year.

Dozens of people in the neighborhood with no children in school contribute $10, $25 or more each year.

A variety of studies show that factors determined before the end of high school contribute to roughly half of lifetime earnings inequality.