Sentence examples for schools grant from inspiring English sources

Its schools grant master's and doctoral degrees in subjects related to military strategy and operations.

As we noted last week, high schools grant diplomas, not degrees.

Some estimates suggest the better-funded authorities could lose up to 15% of their schools grant.

The small schools grant was axed by the Department for Education in January.

Clegg says the government has ring-fenced the dedicated schools grant, worth about £36bn, and the pupil premium.

When the Labour government introduced the current mechanism for funding schools, the dedicated schools grant, in 2006, existing variations were enshrined in the new system.

The budget for prevention programs — like the drug-free schools grants — was cut by 14.2percenttoto just above $1.5 billion.

Macy's also plans to give 100 schools grants of $1,000 apiece to help them defray the costs of putting on the musical.

A report in October 2002 by the Center for Education Reform found that 194 or 6.7percentt of the 2,874 schools granted charters nationwide had been closed.

As part of the measures, ring-fencing revenue grants will end from April next year – with the exception of simplified schools grants and a public health grant – to free up councils to decide where the money is spent.

Earlier this year, I heard a similar suggestion when I interviewed the chief executive of a non-profit outfit that runs a "chain" of secondary schools granted their autonomy from local authorities under the academy scheme.