Sentence examples for school units from inspiring English sources
Without any dialogue with residents, the city government launched the Schools of Tomorrow project, with 18 planned school units for full-time education.
On behalf of the Executive Board of the Westchester East Putnam Region PTA(R), which oversees more that 200 individual PTA school units and PTA Councils, regarding In the Schools: "The Mad Rush to Get Prime Time in P.T.A".
The total energy savings for these 25 school units over a period of 33 weeks was 2945 kWh.
Three middle school units were developed using a knowledge integration learning perspective and a scaffolded, informed engineering approach with the goal of improving understanding of standards-based mathematical concepts and engineering ideas.
The current study aims to catalogue the means of manifesting innovation at the level of the management of school units and the effects this produces regarding the partnership dimensions school-community, school-designed curriculum and the didactic staff working in the school unit.
In the most recent year for which federal data is available, 2012-13, individual Kaplan school units reported receiving as much as 88.43 percent of their revenue from Department of Education aid, with most of the Kaplan units reporting a percentage between 88 and 80percentt.
In the latest dispute over payments, Dr. Darlene M. Mengel, the supervisor of the charter school unit of the State Education Department, said that the Roosevelt school system owed the charter school the largest amount, $622,986.
The highest mean indoor concentrations were observed in a small carpet-covered library and a teachers' office (8-hour mean equal to 52.6 · 103 pandicles/cm3 and 50.2 · 103 parespectively respectively), at the same school unit.
In a larger effort, we're developing a 6-week high school unit on genetics and evolution that engages students in the science practices of working with data and argumentation.
Lower-school units are aligned along the northern side of the spine, upper-school clusters on the south.
A colorfully deadpan British art-school unit of brainy, primitive one-hit wonders ("Money") who did business in the early eighties and are resurrected in spirit every seven years or so.
