Sentence examples for school institutes from inspiring English sources

Two District 15 middle schools, the Manuel De Dios Unanue Journalism Academy in Red Hook and the New School for Research in the Natural and Social Sciences in Kensington, would move into the building, so their students could grow up in small-sized high school institutes, a formula that has been successful in other high school turnarounds.

Students report their wealth to the school and on the basis of the results from the ability test and wealth reports, the school institutes an allocation rule and a payment rule.

The school instituted one, and it was successful.

For the children who remained, the school instituted strict policies — the ones that schools promote all the time but never really enforce.

leaders said the new law would prove unconstitutional if challenged in court, a move the group would not make until a school instituted the new policy, which takes effect in July.

Under Mr. Descoings's leadership the school instituted a controversial affirmative action program to recruit students from disadvantaged backgrounds, opened six satellite campuses and turned a feeder school for the French civil service into an international powerhouse that drew 40 percent of its students from outside France.

In my case, I was a postdoc for a year, and then I moved on to a very quasi-assistant professor position in a medical school institute.

In 1993, the Organizational Leadership and Strategy Department was created, and a year later the school instituted a limited-enrollment policy.

The high school instituted two scholarships in Chris' name and named the December soccer tournament after him.

Following the abolition of the Assisted Places Scheme in 1997, the school instituted a system of means tested bursaries known as governors' assisted places.

Subsequently, the school instituted a maternity policy, which I was the first to benefit from when my third child came along.