Sentence examples for school corporation from inspiring English sources

A company called Kroton this year acquired the second-largest college on the stock market in Brazil and it's now the world's largest school corporation, with 1.6 million students and more than $3 billion in annual revenues.

A company called Kroton this year acquired the second-largest college on the stock market in Brazil and it's now the world's largest school corporation, with 1.6 million students and more than $3 billion in annual revenues.

One charter school corporation has a practice called "SAVE".

"Their presence at the Christmas Spectacular is coercive, represents an endorsement of religion by the high school and the school corporation, has no secular purpose and has the principal purpose and effect of advancing religion".

"You have no right to turn them over" to for-profit charter school corporations.

Last year, Bloomfield served as one of six school corporations to pilot the state's RISE Performance Evaluation model or an alternative model.

Within the municipalities and school corporations that consented, 37 primary schools were identified in deprived areas.

In these municipalities, four school corporations were identified, three of which agreed to recruit schools falling under their responsibility.

Its brand is all about shocking and busting taboos; its schtick is mixing serious reportage from some of the most hellish places on earth with pointless videos of topless models and headlines such as "Why are the British obsessed with sheds?" But underneath the gonzo self-image it is so keen to promote, Vice is a giant old-school corporation.

The After-School Corporation, a nonprofit organization that fosters after-school activities in New York, received $250,000 from the AOL Time Warner Foundation recently for new programs for 2,500 students who attend the schools near the World Trade Center site.

An audit by the state's inspector general concluded that the schools corporation was susceptible to "mismanagement, fiscal malfeasance, conflicts of interest and waste, fraud and abuse of taxpayer dollars".