Sentence examples for shortfall of school from inspiring English sources

The voters are beginning to pay attention, especially those who worry about a statewide shortfall of school aid.

As local authorities warn that urgent action is needed to address a shortfall of school places, one council has taken drastic measures to address the problem.

Natalie Evans, director of the New Schools Network, which supports the creation of free schools, said: "Over two-thirds of free schools are being set up in areas where there is a shortage of school places and local authorities themselves are able to invite groups to come forward to set up new schools where that shortfall is particularly acute.

When school prawn (Metapenaeus macleayi) was the target species, substantial shortfalls in catches of school prawn (∼54%) in the 35-mm square-mesh codend confirmed that a codend of a smaller square mesh might be a more appropriate design under those circumstances.

A report by the National Audit Office last month found that England and Wales faced a shortfall of 240,000 primary school places by September next year.

It adds that around 28 million children are not receiving an education due to armed conflict, and predicts a shortfall of 3.3 million primary school teachers and 5.1 million lower secondary school teachers by 2030.

The results of these funding shortfalls for schools and education -- and of Tea Party candidates mouthing off about how they would eliminate the Department of Education -- are amply illustrated in Davis Guggenheim's Waiting for 'Superman,' a provocative documentary that shows in both broad strokes and frightening detail how our schools continue to fail our children.

The district was already short drivers, when 24 failed to show up for the first day of school, bringing the shortfall to 40 drivers.

Educators opposed the amendment because it would create an estimated shortfall of $3.6 billion a year for schools, but Republican state leaders, including Gov. Charlie Crist and former Gov. Jeb Bush, supported the plan.

In September this year, the London borough of Newham is estimating a shortfall of more than 4,000 primary school places.

This study addresses many of the shortfalls in current research into the effects of school breakfast programmes by employing a prospective cluster randomised trial design to minimise confounding and bias, thus substantially increasing confidence in findings.