Sentence examples for school statistics from inspiring English sources

Graduate and professional school statistics are just as daunting.

Maldonado will take awesome high school statistics with him to Ohio State.

Griffin Palmer analyzed college and high school statistics for the article.

But she said she doesn't consider her high school statistics that meaningful.

Here are five charts from the National Education Association's latest annual report on school statistics.

Because relatively few students took the test in many schools, the individual school statistics are more likely to fluctuate heavily.

Behind him was a slide of Mickey Mouse that he had put up on the screen, he said, because it represented "Mickey Mouse probabilities". That pretty much sums up his view of business-school statistics and probability courses.

And do continue to check back, as we will continue to update it as we receive other schools' statistics.

This entry was posted in Government Information, Research Tips, Statistics & Data and tagged education, Facts for Features, Government Information, schools, statistics, U.S. Census on August 7, 2011 by Cris.

Specialized city high schools that screen students they accept according to academic talent reported markedly fewer incidents of violence over the last school year than other secondary schools, statistics released by the Board of Education show.

Those students represent the unintended consequence of the effort to hold schools accountable for raising standards: As students are being spurred to new levels of academic achievement and required to pass stringent Regents exams to get their high school diplomas, many schools are trying to get rid of those who may tarnish the schools' statistics by failing to graduate on time.