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Acceptance into medical schools is based on students' high school grade point average, and performance on the General Aptitude Exam and National Achievement Test for Health Colleges.

The flight from many state schools is based on a fear that any class or ethnic difference could be a form of contamination.

Acceptance into the senior-year program, offered at 10 of the city's 18 vocational high schools, is based on grades, attendance and interest in the program.

The NUT said its strike, which may affect thousands of UK schools, is based on a "legitimate mandate within the law".

The admission policy in private schools is based on the ability to pay, and on the socio-economic background of parents.

The report, entitled Unfinished Business: Where Next for Extended Schools, is based on an online survey of more than 1,000 head teachers of English primary and secondary schools in May 2015.

"Public schools are based on constitutional law," he said.

"Private schools are based on contract law -- a contract between the parent and the school".

Steiner schools are based on an understanding of child development rooted in the spiritual movement of "anthroposophy", first created by the (unarguably racist) Austrian philosopher Rudolf Steiner.

San Diego's decision to set a class size of 17 at its poorest schools was based on the most influential study in the field, the Tennessee STAR project.

The decision Wednesday overturning New York State's system of financing public schools was based on an assumption that has come under severe challenge in recent years: that the key to higher student achievement is more spending on schools.