Sentence examples for schools central from inspiring English sources

Are neighborhoods and schools central contextual factors?

The new measure gives the power to hire and fire supervisors back to the city schools' central authority, the chancellor.

In recent years, families have fought plans to close their struggling neighborhood schools, citing the schools' central role in building community.

Nevertheless they are all the product of the British capital's fashion schools – Central Saint Martins and the Royal College of Art dominated today, Christopher Kane and Giles Deacon of the former, and Erdem and Burberry's Christopher Bailey of the latter.

The cuts announced yesterday are in addition to the $100 million in administrative savings that will result this year from Mr. Levy's plan to restructure the schools' central administration.

Rebel Lib Dems plan to make free schools central at next month's party conference, where delegates will debate a motion that describes them as a "socially divisive, likely to depress education outcomes and an inefficient use of resources in an age of austerity".

He will receive $1,000 for the winning suggestion and so will his school, Central Elementary in Ferndale.

Teaching is central to the life of the school, central to your leadership, and central to Ofsted's judgement about a school.

ONE of Bukhari Washington's classmates, Gercole Gray, 15, chose to repeat ninth grade so she could switch into Christ the King from her public high school, Central.

All told, the orchestra calls to mind one of those old-school Central European ensembles that make up for a few technical shortcomings with musical intelligence and authentic style.

"These weren't sold commercially," says Alistair O'Neill, a Senior Research Fellow at London art school Central St Martin's, "but were made as one-offs for New York society women who wore them to gallery openings".