Sentence examples for schools profits from inspiring English sources

In any case, the universities' original share in these fledgling enterprises is diluted — and the schools' profits, if and when they arrive, are a small fraction of what they could have been.

In February last year, Sweden's education minister, Jan Björklund, conceded that there were several indications that in many privately run, publicly funded free schools, profit takes precedence over quality.

One of the first comments posted began, "As a former college professor I have long been concerned for the students being funneled into the college mill, not because it would benefit them, but because schools profit".

Sure, they want their content on new-school digital platforms — but they also want to keep their old-school profits.

"While for-profit schools have profited and prospered thanks to federal dollars, some of their students have not," Mr. Duncan said in a statement Monday.

Susan Wolford of BMO Capital Markets, an investment bank, said that for-profit schools had profit margins of 20 to 25 percent, before taxes and interest on debt and amortization.

"While for-profit schools have profited and prospered thanks to federal dollars, some of their students have not.

NPE found ingenious strategies for turning so-called "non-profit" charter schools into profit-making enterprises.

"We know Michael Gove has said he is relaxed about schools making profits," she added.

Meanwhile, the schools reaped profits from the government loans each new student received.

Coaches and athletic directors at the biggest schools certainly profit.