Sentence examples for schools survives from inspiring English sources

Safe Schools survives for now but its opponents are winning.

The top American schools survive on the strength of vast endowments and lavish gifts from alumni.

Colleges and high schools survive without the two-minute warning – so why not the NFL?

In England, 164 grammar schools survived the 1970s cull and still use the 11-plus for admissions.

In the small pockets of England where grammar schools survive, schools select according to academic ability, ranking pupils and taking the best that apply.

In other places, a few grammar schools survived in areas that were otherwise fully comprehensive, such as Birmingham and Bournemouth.

Some British educators thought this system to be overly rigid, and after World War II many "comprehensive" schools, which combined elements of grammar, modern, and technical schools, were established, although many highly respected grammar schools survive.

The government should set some standards, measure exam results and so on; but parents, not bureaucrats, should decide which schools survive.However, if parents choose schools, then schools must choose pupils, at least when too many apply to the same ones.

The shabbiness is somewhat a matter of budget the school survives on $1.2 million a year and somewhat a matter of style.

Edwards retired a few years later, but the school survived until 1973.

But the school survived on grants until 2003, when Ms. Lee's health began to decline.