Sentence examples for shrinking enrollment from inspiring English sources

This arrangement, he said, could double the number of people in the exchange, to perhaps 500,000, while shrinking enrollment in the traditional Medicaid program.

At one of its schools, North Broward in Coconut Creek, Fla., Meritas consolidated two campuses, shrinking enrollment to 1,400, from 1,800.

REFLECTING the arrival of new families, the Hicksville public school system has reversed a trend of shrinking enrollment that led to the closing of two elementary schools during the 90's.

We'll face them and take care of them," he said, after explaining that he had decided to close John A. Coleman, a Catholic high school in Ulster County, because of its $800,000 deficit and shrinking enrollment.

A 105-year-old Roman Catholic elementary school has been closed, after shrinking enrollment led to a doubling of tuition for the upcoming school year, the Archdiocese of Newark announced.

Mr. Cosby planned to go door-to-door with the district's emergency financial manager, Robert Bobb, as part of a $500,000 campaign to stanch shrinking enrollment by persuading parents to keep their children in the district.

Shrinking enrollments at the worst schools also make them a financial burden.

Shrinking enrollments could also determine whether the New York State Regents will allow the university to retain its recently adopted remedial policy.

But insurers are expected to benefit from the influx of new customers after years of shrinking enrollments.

Shrinking enrollments in the district had generated more than a million square feet of surplus classroom space, and little practical need for the school.

Marymount, founded in 1907 by the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary, became part of Fordham in late 2000 in the face of shrinking enrollments and growing financial problems.