Sentence examples for school conversion from inspiring English sources

ARC's brokers eventually made the matchup with J. G. Petrucci, not only because the company had experience with a school conversion but also because the group was not looking to buy and manage a property -- just use it.

Tara Bahrampour (NYT) NEW HAVEN: SCHOOL CONVERSION -- The city is proposing the conversion of most of its elementary and middle schools to schools that will accommodate kindergarten through eighth grade.

The district's test scores were extremely low prior to Hurricane Katrina and the charter school conversion, but despite Jindal's claims of "remarkable gains," there has been no improvement in New Orleans' Recovery School District ACT scores since 2005.

If the law banning private school conversions is changed, it might include a similar requirement.

Instead, they are likely monetizing via paid school conversions, which is a hard path to take because, even with high teacher engagement, school conversions are slow and it's typically hard to get people to pay for something that was once free.

Charter school conversions have been allowed, as a matter of state law, for more than a decade in neighboring New York.

And if they fail for two or more consecutive years, they must implement escalating sanctions such as staff replacement, charter school conversions or state takeovers.

If the schools' conversions to charter status are approved by the State Board of Regents, the schools' new managers will be able to renegotiate some union contracts.

If the schools' conversions to charter status are approved by the State Board of Regents, the school's new managers will be able to renegotiate some union contracts.

We know the fate awaiting such a school: enforced conversion to academy status, while there is absolutely no evidence that such a conversion – of itself – will ensure a rise in standards.

Like Tullie, he argues that the school's conversion enables more children in an "impoverished area" to benefit from what Moorlands has to offer – namely, "a smaller scale, village-style school".