Sentence examples for school enrollments from inspiring English sources

School enrollments are now rising in lower and upper secondary schools.

South Asia has the highest number of children in primary schools worldwide, accounting for 28% of global primary school enrollments and currently some 200 million children are enrolled in primary education.

School enrollments in 1900 can explain more than 72 percent of the variation in years of schooling across countries today, as measured by data collected by Robert J. Barro and Jong-Wha Lee; a similar degree of persistence occurs across United States cities. Educated parents and teachers produce educated children; societies that invested in schooling a century ago still generally do so today.

Public school enrollments are falling as more students migrate to charter schools.

School enrollments and literacy rates rose substantially throughout the Middle East.

It was strengthened between 1885 and 1898, and high school enrollments increased steadily after 1911.

Meanwhile, school enrollments and revenues declined significantly, especially since the early 1970s.

In the second half of the 20th century, secondary-school enrollments worldwide expanded from less than one-fifth to almost two-thirds of the relevant age-group.

As late as 1970 less than half of the relevant school-age population attended primary schools in such countries, but by 1997 primary-school enrollments in the least-developed countries had grown to include more than 70 percent of school-age children.

Overall, primary-school enrollments more than tripled in the last half of the 20th century, from slightly more than 200 million to some 670 million; secondary education increased more than ninefold, from more than 40 million to nearly 400 million; and tertiary education increased more than 12-fold, from about 7 million to nearly 90 million.

On every continent except Africa, women are coming to dominate college and professional-school enrollments.