Sentence examples for schools contract from inspiring English sources

But many schools contract with vending companies on their own, with no central oversight or nutritional requirements.

A world where WS Atkins walks away from a £100 million schools contract in Southwark because it's not making enough profit.

Frank Belluscio, a spokesman for the New Jersey School Boards Association, estimated that schools contract out about half of their service jobs.

As language departments in most state schools contract, hundreds of linguists have left the profession or been forced to teach other subjects.

CHICAGO — With the possibility looming for a strike beginning on Monday across Chicago's public schools, contract talks for city teachers were expected to stretch into the weekend, as hundreds of thousands of families began grappling with the prospect that school, only a few days old for many students, may come to an abrupt halt.

Regardless of the quality of education, board members Steve Zimmer and Monica Ratliff said they want to ensure that all charter schools contract with L.A. Unified for special-ed services.

In previous years, schools contracted with private vending companies to run and stock their machines.

Congress needs to take a hard look at the increasingly common practice of schools contracting with banks to disburse financial aid dollars to students.

The commissioners turned out to be so corrupt -- awarding schools contracts to Tweed-connected companies -- that an independent Board of Education was restored five years later, in 1873.

Of course, there's nothing to stop free schools contracting out their management to private companies in exchange for a fee.

Given the history of shady dealings between banks and colleges, Congress needs to take a hard look at the increasingly common practice of schools contracting with banks to disburse financial aid dollars to students.