Sentence examples for schools grants from inspiring English sources
Macy's also plans to give 100 schools grants of $1,000 apiece to help them defray the costs of putting on the musical.
The budget for prevention programs — like the drug-free schools grants — was cut by 14.2percenttoto just above $1.5 billion.
Deborah S. Phelps, the foundation's executive director, said it awarded scholarships and gave schools grants for projects in culture, science, technology and other subjects.
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.
Total funding for local government - including the £38bn schools grants, PFI additional funding and police grants - will fall by 2.7% in 2011-12 to £73.6bn, when compared with 2010-11, the LGA says.
Nonetheless, L.A. Unified will be an early recipient of "great schools" grants — if the district can meet the specified conditions, said Myrna Castrejón, executive director of the locally based group. .
As we noted last week, high schools grant diplomas, not degrees.
Scotland has three categories of schools: state schools, grant-aided schools and self-governing schools.
Its schools grant master's and doctoral degrees in subjects related to military strategy and operations.
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.
