Sentence examples similar to schooling growth from inspiring English sources

Another official proposed a moratorium on charter-school growth.

They also found thousands of school growth cards and child-welfare-clinic cards.

Whatever the effect of the development, school growth is already straining taxpayers.

In some ways, the schools' growth comes at a relatively high risk to taxpayers.

In many ways, the demographics reflect the history of charter school growth in the city.

As the population grew in the suburban ring around New York City during the 1950's and 1960's, school growth followed.

In his new role, Mr. Patrick, a Houston Republican, has championed the policies — robust virtual learning, unrestricted charter-school growth and private-school vouchers — advanced by national reformers like Mr. Bush.

While they are a speck on the city's private-school landscape, for-profit schools are practically the only significant primary and secondary institutions to have started up in the last decade, and may represent the future of private-school growth.

"Florida Case Spurs Painful Talks Between Black Parents and Children" (news article, July 18), about discussions resulting from the Trayvon Martin case, took me back to my son's middle-school growth spurt 15 years ago.

But with their lobbyists, phone banks and door-to-door canvassers, the pro-charter forces are turning up the heat by invoking the June 1 deadline by which the state must apply for $700 million in education grants from the federal government in the competition known as Race to the Top, which promotes charter school growth as one of its many goals.

Wiltshire Council has said the schools' growth relied on government education funding and the sale of land locally.