Sentence examples for school splits from inspiring English sources

Housed in a sprawling red-brick complex, the school splits its student body of 1,100 into seven career-based academies in science and technology, engineering, medicine, business, telecommunications and computer science, culinary and hotel administration and the arts.

"There are some confidentiality issues but what's wrong with making public the gender, and state versus private school splits?" More meritocratic recruitment would also be good for the company.

The original school split into several branches, but these continued to flourish until the 18th century.

It is incredibly interesting as they have the school split between two buildings, the old and the new.

After Nichiren's death, the school split into various subsects, most notably Nichiren-shū (Nichiren Sect) and Nichiren-shō-shū, whose phenomenal growth stemmed from its lay organization, the Sōka-gakkai.

In one plot, the father of one of South Park's little boys is a misogynist troll who gets recruited by a global anonymous online army; in another, the boys and girls at the school split into man-hating feminists and woman-hating "men's rights" activists.

For Lauren Valentine, 19, completing the first year of a single honours French degree at Manchester, the university's new "flexible honours" programme has allowed her to fulfil her dream of learning Spanish, foiled when her school split her year into two random language groups and she ended up with French.

Strauss's work provoked a lively reaction, to which he replied in his Streitschriften (1837 38; "Controversial Writings"), proposing the image of a Hegelian school split, like the French Parliament, into a right (Göschel, and several others), a centre (Rosenkranz), and a left (Strauss himself).