Sentence examples for schools equivalent from inspiring English sources
London Councils' analysis suggests £245m could be lost from London's schools, equivalent to 5,873 full-time teachers or 11,598 full-time teaching assistants.
The central issue of political controversy became the schoolstrijd ("school conflict"), which pitted the liberal (and later socialist) advocates of state schools against the combined Calvinist and Catholic parties, which demanded state support for private ("special") schools equivalent to that provided to state schools.
Invitations for participation were sent via either facsimile or e-mail to primary and secondary schools (equivalent to the junior and high schools in the United States).
The total amount of "model schools" should be about 10 per region, i.e. a total of 70 schools (equivalent to 10% of the current number of pilot schools).
The innovators I wrote about are essentially creating health care's charter school equivalent.
Nike would expand its worker education programme, with free secondary-school equivalent courses.
In an unprecedented clean sweep, three students have been singled out for the film-school equivalent of the Oscars, it will be announced on Monday.
Or, as Rachel Simmons, the author of "The Curse of the Good Girl" (Penguin Press: 2009) puts it, "Halloween is the middle-school equivalent of prom.
The private-school equivalent of Little Britain's Vicky Pollard, Orlando is a parody of the pashmina-wearing, point-missing upper-middle-class idiot known as the Rah.
Small chance of that, when he is also a member of the high school's "Academic" team (the high school equivalent of College Bowl) and model United Nations, as well as vice president of the National Honor Society.
The basic blueprint was established by elite institutions more than a century ago, and according to critics, it all but prohibits the law-school equivalent of the Honda Civic — a low-cost model that delivers.
