Sentence examples for schools employed from inspiring English sources

Latest DfE data records that Harris schools employed 1,116 teachers as of 2013-14.

From the early 1970s to the early 1990s, Las Vegas schools employed a comprehensive desegregation plan.

Getting hired often had more to do with whom you knew than what you knew, and schools employed more workers than necessary.

Three-quarters of those schools employed at least one part-time police officer.

Having a healthy New York City dance community -- with local dance schools, employed professional dancers, and performances that draw dance-lovers from all around the world -- is vital to our business, helping us drive the economy of the city".

It was one of twelve elementary flying training schools employed by the RAAF to provide introductory flight instruction to new pilots as part of Australia's contribution to the Empire Air Training Scheme.

But fewer schools employ drama teachers.

However, not all schools employ professional librarians and not all local authorities still run a schools library service.

Clegg says he knows of schools employing people to visit families and help them get their children to school.

So, noting that schools employ around 30% of the staff in line for compensation, councils are eyeing schools' reserves covetously.

Labour's education spokesman, Andy Burnham, last night hit out at rules which let free schools employ non-qualified teachers.